ChemistryOrganic chemistryClass 12
Named organic reactions: interactive simulation
Each named reaction is a short sequence. Play the frames rather than memorising only the product: the reagent, the intermediate and the carbon-count change are what the exam asks.
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Try this
- 1
Play Hoffmann bromamide to the last frame.
What you should see
The amine has one carbon fewer than the amide. That carbon left as carbonate.
- 2
Play haloform with the iodine case in mind.
What you should see
A methyl ketone gives a yellow solid, CHI₃.
Formulas behind it
Hoffmann product
Common mistakes
- Using Friedel–Crafts on aniline. The Lewis acid complexes with the nitrogen and the ring is deactivated.
FAQ
Why does Gabriel synthesis give only a primary amine?
The nitrogen in phthalimide has only one site left for the alkyl group.
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