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Organic Mechanisms AS

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Total cards: 13•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Oxidation of primary alcohol Mechanism, reagents, observations etc.

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H

#2
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Oxidation of secondary alcohols Mechanism, reagents, observations etc.

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H

#3
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Oxidation of tertiary alcohols

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Cannot occur

#4
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Two methods of alcohol production Give equations for both Give conditions for both

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-Fermentation of sugars(glucose) C6H12O6 —> 2CH5OH + 2CO2 Conditions: -Anaerobic -25 - 35 Degrees Celsius -Presence of yeast -Hydration of ethene C2H4 +H2O —> C2H5OH Conc. phosphoric acid catalyst, H2O as steam

#5
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Hydration mechanism

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Reagents: -concentrated phosphoric acid catalyst -steam(water vapour) Adds H2O molecule to the reactants

#6
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Processs of esterification

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Alcohol reacts with a carboxylic acid Acid catalyst used

#7
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Mechanism for radical substitution Reagents and conditions required

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Conditions: • UV light • High temperatures

#8
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What is meant by fractional distillation?

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The separation of different hydrocarbons from crude oil by distillation due to different boiling points of each fraction

#9
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How does a pi bond form/what is a pi bond?

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The overlapping of adjacent p orbitals Atoms cannot rotate freely around the pi bond

#10
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What is a sigma bond?

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A covalent bond formed due to the overlapping of adjacent p-orbitals. Atoms can rotate freely around sigma bonds

#11
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Conditions and info about hydrogenation

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Conditions: • Hydrogen gas • Nickel catalyst

#12
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Dehydration of alcohols

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• Phosphoric acid/sulfuric acid catalyst • H2O molecule is taken • C = C double bond will form

#13
Front (Question)

Different tests for organic products

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Carboxylic acid - React with Sodium Carbonate - Effervescence occurs