Sn/HCl used for reducing nitrobenzene to aromatic amines LiAlH4 used for reducing nitriles to amines NaBH4 is only strong enough to reduce ketones and aldehydes to alcohols
can i use H2/Ni for reducing nitriles? And thanks for the reply
Do we need to know about bond angles in benzene compared to the cyclo's
Not for CHEM 4 we don't, we do need to know about bond strength and stability in benzene though and be able to compare it to cyclo. i.e explain why it is more stable.
Not for CHEM 4 we don't, we do need to know about bond strength and stability in benzene though and be able to compare it to cyclo. i.e explain why it is more stable.
Good Luck
they have asked a question comparing bond angles before
Not for CHEM 4 we don't, we do need to know about bond strength and stability in benzene though and be able to compare it to cyclo. i.e explain why it is more stable.
Do we need to memorise the pH indicators and their Ph ranges?
The only one we need to memorise is phenolphthalein which is 8.3-10 and colourless at low pH and pink/red at high pH (they allow pink or red in all mark schemes from past papers. Good Luck
How would you name a compound which shows e/z isomerism, having 2 methyl groups on one side and one bromine group on the other side with one h atom? Do you have to consider priority or something?
How would you name a compound which shows e/z isomerism, having 2 methyl groups on one side and one bromine group on the side with one h atom? Do you have to consider priority or something?
Hey guys, just wanted to say that if anyone wanted a quick summary on everything you need to know for the course as a bit of last minute revision stuff then I made a thread. Don't know if it'll be useful but here: