Chemistry-Reaction Scheme

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Alkene to Alkane

H2 (Pt) heat

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Alkene to diol

MnO4- and H+

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Alkene to Haloalkane

HCl and HBr

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Alkene to Alcohol

H20 and H+

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Alkane to Haloalkane

Br2 and Cl2 (UV light)

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Haloalkane to Amine

NH3

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Alkene to Dihaloalkane

Br2 and Cl2

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Haloalkane to Alkene

Alc and KOH

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Haloalkane to Alcohol

KOH

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Alcohol to Haloalkane

PCl5, PCl3, SOCl2

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Alcohol to Alkene

Conc. H2SO4

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Isomer

compounds with the same molecular formula but a different connectivity (arrangement) of atoms

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Alkene to Alkane- Type of reaction

Addition

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Alkene to Alcohol-Type of reaction

Addition

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Alkene to Dihaloalkane- Type of Reaction

Addition

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Alkene to Haloalkane-Type of reaction

Addition

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Alkene to Diol-Type of reaction

Oxidation

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Haloalkane to Alkene- Type of reaction

Elimination

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Alcohol to Alkene-Type of reaction

Elimination

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Alkane to Haloalkane-Type of reaction

substitution

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Haloalkane to alcohol-Type of reaction

Substitution

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Haloalkane to Amine-Type of reaction

Substitution

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Alcohol to Haloalkane-Type of reaction

substitution

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Polymerisation

a chemical process where small single molecules called monomers join together to form a large, chain-like molecule called a polymer.

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addition polymerisation

a chemical process where small molecules with double bonds, called monomers, join together to form a long-chain molecule called a polymer, with no other by-products produced

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