This package contains 1. Methods of Preperation of Haloarenes 2. Methods of Preparation of Haloalkanes 3. Heating effect of Dicarboxylic acid 4. Reimar-Teimann Reaction 5. Oxidation and Reduction of Carbonyl Compounds and Alcohols 6. Grignard Reagent
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Grignard reagent is an organometallic compounds that reacts with various types of organic compounds . It is a frequently used reagent. It acts as a nucleophile in most of the reactions. Almost all reactions of Grignard reagent are covered in these notes.
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Add to cartGrignard reagent is an organometallic compounds that reacts with various types of organic compounds . It is a frequently used reagent. It acts as a nucleophile in most of the reactions. Almost all reactions of Grignard reagent are covered in these notes.
Oxidation and Reduction of Carbonyl compounds and Alcohols: Carbonyl compounds can be reduced to alcohol, alkene etc. using different reagents. Use of all the reagents with reaction is described in the notes.
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Add to cartOxidation and Reduction of Carbonyl compounds and Alcohols: Carbonyl compounds can be reduced to alcohol, alkene etc. using different reagents. Use of all the reagents with reaction is described in the notes.
In this reaction Dichloro carbene reacts with Phenol and its homologue and gives Salicylaldehyde as major product. The reaction mechanism with examples are properly described in these notes.
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Add to cartIn this reaction Dichloro carbene reacts with Phenol and its homologue and gives Salicylaldehyde as major product. The reaction mechanism with examples are properly described in these notes.
Heating effect of Dicarboxylic acid: On heating carboxylic acids having 2 -COOH group gives different ketone, ester etc. as a product. All 6 dicarboxylic acids and its heating reactions are given in the notes.
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Add to cartHeating effect of Dicarboxylic acid: On heating carboxylic acids having 2 -COOH group gives different ketone, ester etc. as a product. All 6 dicarboxylic acids and its heating reactions are given in the notes.
Benzene ring containing halogens are called Haloarenes. There are some specific methods of preparation for that. These notes contains Gatterman's reaction, Sandmeyer's reaction, Balz-schiemann reaction , Raschig process etc.
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Add to cartBenzene ring containing halogens are called Haloarenes. There are some specific methods of preparation for that. These notes contains Gatterman's reaction, Sandmeyer's reaction, Balz-schiemann reaction , Raschig process etc.
Alkanes containing a Halogen group is called haloalkane. There are some specific method of preparation of them eg. free radical substitution , Reaction of Alcohol with PCl3 & PCl5 , Halogen exchange method( Finkelstein & Swarts reaction) etc. All of these reactions are summarized in these notes.
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Add to cartAlkanes containing a Halogen group is called haloalkane. There are some specific method of preparation of them eg. free radical substitution , Reaction of Alcohol with PCl3 & PCl5 , Halogen exchange method( Finkelstein & Swarts reaction) etc. All of these reactions are summarized in these notes.
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