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Chemical reactions of Haloalkanes

Ankush Sharma
18 Jun 2021
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  1. Nucleophillic substitution reactions
(i) Nucleophillic substitution reactions basic mechanism
(ii) Substitution reaction of alkyl halide with potassium nitrite
(iii) Substitution reaction of alkyl halides with silver nitrate
(iv) Hoffmann ammonolysis –  Reaction of alkyl halides with ammonia
(v) Reaction of Haloalkanes with carboxyl group
(vi) Substitution reaction of alkyl halide by isocyanide group
(vii) Substitution reaction of alkyl halides by potassium cyanide
(viii) Williamson’s synthesis , substitution of alkyl halides with alkoxy group
(ix) Substitution reaction of alkyl halides with hydroxyl group
(x) Reaction of haloalkanes with azide group

2. Elimination reactions

(i) Dehydrohalogination
(ii) Elimination reaction in the presence of alcoholic (alc) KOH

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I am M.Sc (chemistry ) from Punjabi University Patiala. I am a science teacher with expertise in chemistry, with 8 years of experience in teaching. Writing and blogging is my hobby, I write whenever I am free. I am constantly working on creating a new and easy way of learning the tough things in an effective way. I am constantly working to make authentic and reliable information to be shared with my students and widen the horizons of knowledge.
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