Part 4. The chemistry of ALCOHOLS (and a mention of ethers)

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4.1 Molecular Structure and Nomenclature of ALCOHOLS (and some ethers)

(Also includes an introduction as to how to write and display alcohol and ether formulae including isomers)

Multiple choice quiz on naming alcohols and ethers

Type in name (short answer) quiz on alcohols and ethers

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4.2 The laboratory synthesis and manufacture of alcohols

4.3 Physical properties (boiling points, solubility) and intermolecular forces

4.4 Combustion of alcohols, enthalpies of combustion and use as fuels

4.5 Controlled oxidation of alcohols with selected oxidising agents

4.6 Miscellaneous reactions with: (1) metallic sodium, (2) acid chlorides, (iii) carboxylic acids

4.7 Halogenation with hydrogen halides: Conversion of alcohols to halogenoalkanes (haloalkanes)

4.8 Chemical tests for alcohols

4.9 Examples of uses of alcohols

Alcohol reaction mechanisms

The following notes have basic reaction conditions, reagents and general equations as well as detailed notes on the mechanisms indicated (overlap because they were written before above sections 4.2 to 4.8 were compiled)

Conversion of an alcohol to a halogenoalkane mechanism

Elimination of water from an alcohol to give an alkene [acid catalysed, E1 and E2 mechanisms]

Esterification of acid chlorides with alcohols to give an ester mechanism

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