What happens when you add a concentrated hydrohalic acid, like hydrobromic acid or hydrochloric acid or hydroiodic acid, to an alkanol?
A substitution reaction!
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Sunday, April 26, 2020
Friday, August 21, 2015
Alkanols vs Alkanals
Question: Differentiate between alkanols and alkanals.
Answer: Alkanols and alkanals are both organic (carbon containing) compounds but they have different functional groups.
Alkanols contain the OH (hydroxyl) functional group.
Alkanals contain the C=O (carbonyl) functional group on a terminal (end) carbon atom of the carbon chain.
Because they have different functional groups they undergo different chemical reactions and will have different physical properties.
The physical and chemical properties of alkanols, for example, can be found at AUS-e-TUTE's page on Properties of Alkanols.
Answer: Alkanols and alkanals are both organic (carbon containing) compounds but they have different functional groups.
Alkanols contain the OH (hydroxyl) functional group.
Alkanals contain the C=O (carbonyl) functional group on a terminal (end) carbon atom of the carbon chain.
Because they have different functional groups they undergo different chemical reactions and will have different physical properties.
The physical and chemical properties of alkanols, for example, can be found at AUS-e-TUTE's page on Properties of Alkanols.
Friday, December 26, 2014
Naming Alcohols the IUPAC Way
Alcohols are organic molecules that have the OH (hydroxyl or hydroxy) functional group.
Learn how to apply the IUPAC rules for naming different types of alcohols:
and learn how to classify alcohols as primary, secondary or tertiary at
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Learn how to apply the IUPAC rules for naming different types of alcohols:
and learn how to classify alcohols as primary, secondary or tertiary at
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Thursday, May 2, 2013
AUS-e-TUTE Update
The following resources have been added to AUS-e-TUTE:
Syllabus Study Guides have also been updated.
- Neutralisation Reactions (tutorial, game, test)
- Acidic, Basic, Neutral Solutions (tutorial, game, test)
- Properties of Alkanes (tutorial, game, test, exam)
- Properties of Alkanols (alcohols) (tutorial, game, test, exam)
- Properties of Alkanoic (carboxylic) acids (tutorial, game, test, exam)
- Properties of Amines (tutorial, game, test, exam)
Syllabus Study Guides have also been updated.
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