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4.6, 4.7 Exam Questions Ms

1. The document describes various organic reactions including electrophilic substitution, nucleophilic substitution, addition, elimination, and reduction reactions. Specific examples involve the nitration of benzene, halogenation of propane, and the formation of an amide from an amine and acyl chloride. 2. A multi-step synthesis is outlined involving nitration, reduction, and elimination reactions. 3. Details are provided about the electrophilic substitution reaction of bromobenzene involving bromine and aluminum bromide. 4. Key points involve the differences in reactivity between benzene and alkyl halides in electrophilic substitution reactions.

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4.6, 4.7 Exam Questions Ms

1. The document describes various organic reactions including electrophilic substitution, nucleophilic substitution, addition, elimination, and reduction reactions. Specific examples involve the nitration of benzene, halogenation of propane, and the formation of an amide from an amine and acyl chloride. 2. A multi-step synthesis is outlined involving nitration, reduction, and elimination reactions. 3. Details are provided about the electrophilic substitution reaction of bromobenzene involving bromine and aluminum bromide. 4. Key points involve the differences in reactivity between benzene and alkyl halides in electrophilic substitution reactions.

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1.

(a)

(i) (ii)

C6H6 + HNO3 C6H5NO2 + H2O (1) (concentrated) sulphuric acid (1) (accept H2SO4 but gi e ! "ar#s $or dilute % (a&))

1 1

(iii) (b) (i) (ii)

NO2+ (1) Cl2 2Cl % ' Cl2 Cl (1) Cl+ C6H5CH3 C6H5CH2 + HCl (1) C6H5CH2 + Cl2 Cl + C6H5CH2Cl (1)

1 1

(iii) (c) (i)

C6H5CHCl2 % C6H5CCl3 % C6H5 CHCHC6 H5 % other correct possible ans(er (1)


)

CN adding to ethanal correctl* sho(ing curl* arro( and curl* arro( $ro" double bond in C + O CH3CH(CN) ) O) H+ adding to abo e ion to $or" product ) ignore curl* arro(s (1) 3 2

(ii)

reaction 1 is nucleophilic (1) reaction 2 is electrophilic (1) or accurate idea o$ (h* nucleophile % electrophile attac#s aldeh*de % al#ene including polarit*

(d)

(i) (ii) (iii)

to satis$* "ar#et de"and $or s"aller % unsaturated "olecules % al#enes (1) 1 eg C14H3! C2H4 + C12H26 (1) o,ide(s) o$ S and their e$$ect eg acid rain not -ust pollutant or to,ic (1) 1
[15]

2.

(a)

Step 1. Type of reaction Reagent(s) Step 3. Type of reaction Reagent(s)

nitration or electrophilic substitution (1) CHNO3 + CH2SO4 (1) reduction or a"ination or h*drogenation (1) HCl%/e or Sn or 0n or SnCl2
+ )

H2%Ni or Cu or 1t or 1d (1) 4

(b)

HNO3 + 2H2SO4 NO 2 (1) + H3O+ + 2HSO 4 (1)

2
[6]

3.

(a)

Reagents

2lCl3 (1) C6H5CH2COCl or (C6H5CH2CO)2O (1)

Equation for formation of reactive intermediate C6H5CH2COCl + 2lCl3 C6H5CH2CO+ (1) 2lCl 4 (1) Name of mechanism Mechanism electrophilic substitution (1)
)

(1 )

+ CO CH 2C 6H

(1 )
5

+ (1 )

H CO CH 2C 6H

(b)

Type of reaction Reagent(s)

reduction or Na%6tOH

or

h*drogenation (1) H2%Ni or 1t or 1d (1) 2

Na4H4 or 5i2lH4 H2SO4 or H31O4 or 2l2O3 (1) eli"ination (1)

(c)

Reagents

Name of mechanism (d) (e) optical Type of isomerism Explanation

2 1 geo"etrical or cis7trans (1) restricted rotation or double bond rigid (1) 2


[15]

4.

(a)

(i) (ii) (iii)

2)"eth*lpropanenitrile (1) 8eagent 9CN (1) Conditions alcoholic%a& (1) Name of mechanism nucleophilic C H CH
) 3 3

substitution (1) :1 ; 4r :1 ; CH
3

C H C H

C H

CN + < .4 r
)

Mechanism (b) Reagents Name of mechanism Equation or

N C . :1 ;

conc HNO3 (1) conc H2SO4 (1) electrophilic substitution (1) C6H6 + HNO3 C6H5NO2 + H2O
+ C6H6 + NO 2 C6H5NO2 + H+ (1)

(c)

+ C in C H 4r (1) a electron de$icient C or 3 <

attracts%attac#ed b* nucleophiles (1) electron rich%delocali=ed electrons in C6H6 (1) repels%not attac#ed b* nucleophiles (1) "a, 3
[14]

5.

(a)

(i) (ii)

nucleophilic addition (1) 27h*dro,*butanenitrile condone "issing h*phen (1)

H H C H

H C H

H C H C N
(1) 2 1

(b)

(i)

CH3CH2CH24r + 9CN CH3CH2CH2CN + 94r (1) allo( C3H<4r allo( C4H<N

(ii) (c) (d)

nucleophilic substitution % SN2 (1)

CN) or NC) (1) lone pair o$ electrons on C ato" (1) chloro"ethane or CH3Cl (or 4r or >) (1) 2lCl3 % /eCl3 % 2l4r3 (as reagent or condition) (1) anh*drous (ignore re$erence to te"perature) (1) electrophilic substitution (1) 4
[11]

6.

(a)

CH3CH2CH + CH2 + 2lCl3 + HCl CH3CH2 C HCH3 (1) + 2lCl4) (1) 2 1 electrophilic substitution (1) alternati e CH3CH2CH2CH2+ or pri"ar* (1) less stable or 1 2 inducti e e$$ects (1) than CH3CH2C HCH3 or secondar* (1)
+

(b) (c)

(d)

protonation gi es CH3CH2C HCH3 onl* (1) or but)2)ene s*""etrical 1

CH
(e) CH3CH2 C l CH3 (1) or 4r 1
[8]

7.

(a)

(i)

CH3COCl or (CH3CO)2O (1) 2lCl3 (1)

(ii) (iii)

reduction or h*drogenation (1) Na4H4 or 5i2lH4 or Na%C2H5OH (or H2%Ni) eli"ination or deh*dration (1) or hot 2l2O3 (1) 6 or H2%Ni (1)

(i )

H2SO4 or H31O4 (b) (i) (ii)

pol*(phen*lethene) or pol*st*rene (1) CH3CH2+ or C2H5+ (1) 4


[10]

CH2 + CH2 + HCl + 2lCl3 CH3CH2+2lCl4) (1) (iii) eli"ination or deh*drogenation (1)

8.

(a)

Mechanism (1 ) ? 2 O (C H 3 C H 2 C H 2) ) N C. C (1 ) (H ) C H 3C H 2C H
2

) O . C

H + ? 4 (1 ) H

O H C H 3C H 2C H
2

C CN

(1 ) C N

? 3 ? 1 Allow !"# if structure shown elsewhere penalise " N splitting if wrong Name of product. 27h*dro,*penta(ne%o)nitrile (1) or 17c*anobutan717ol (b) Mechanism ? 2 (1 ) O (C H 3 C H 2) Cl ( 1 ) @@ O ? 1 H ( C H 3) C C H 3C H
2

) O . C O + C H
3

O Cl H CH 3CH
2

O CH

( C@ @l ) )

s tru c tu re (1 ) ? 3 3 a rro ( s (1 ) ? 4

Name of organic product. "eth*lpropanoate (1)

(c)

(i) (ii)

(:) CH3CO (;)+ (1) 4 + (1 ) ? 1 CH


3

(1 ) ? 2 CO CH ? 3 H

C +

(1 )

Notes (abc) e,tra curl* arro(s are penalised (a) be lenient on position o$ negati e sign on . CN) but arro( "ust co"e $ro" 1p

(a%b) C (a) (b) (c)

O alone loses ?2 but can score ?1 $or attac# on C+A si"ilarl* C

Cl

allo( 27h*dro,*pentanonitrile or 27h*dro,*penta(ne)nitrile @@@ pent*lnitrile in ?4A allo( e,tra. Cl) attac# on HA sho(ing loss o$ H+ (i) (ii) allo( $or"ula in an Be&uationC(balanced or not) be lenient on the position o$ the + on the $or"ula $or ?1 the arro( "ust go to the C or the + on the C donDt be too harsh about the horseshoeA but + "ust not be close to the saturated C ?3 "ust be $inal step not earlierE allo( ?3 e en i$ structure (?2) is (rong
[14]

Organic points (1) Curl* arro(s. "ust sho( "o e"ent o$ a pair o$ electronsA i@e@ $ro" bond to ato" or $ro" lp to ato" % space e@g@ 8 H 3N . C H (2) Structures penalise stic#s (i@e@ H H O C H H O H C H 1enalise once per paper 8 or 8 8 or 8 H 4r O 8 H 3N . 8 C H H 4 r

) once per paper H C H H C H H O H 2N ) e tc O H or )N H


3

CH
allo( CH3) or )CH3 or or H3C)

or CH3

9.

(a)

$tep % ac*lation or electrophilic substitution (1) 21C13 (1) CH3CH2COCl or (CH3CH2CO)2O (1) $tep & reduction or h*drogenation (1) Na4H4 or hi21H4 or Na%C2H5OH $tep ! deh*dration or eli"ination (1) H2SO4 or H31O4 or 212O3 (1) < H2%N1or 1t or 1d (1)

(b) (c)

optical (1) geo"etrical or cis7trans iso"ers (1) due to restricted rotation (1)

1 2

(d) (i)

C H 4 rC H 2 C H

C H 2 C H 4 rC H

(1 )
(ii) (iii)
+

(1 )
electrophilic addition (1) C6H5 C H CH2CH3 (1) both secondar* but one is "ore stable (1) C6H5CH2 C H CH3 (1) 6
[16]
+

10.

(a) (b)

di"eth*la"ine nucleophilic substitution ?


1

1 1 H H 3C ?
2

H 3C

N H

4r

H 3C

N H

CH ?
4

CH (c) &uaternar* a""oniu" salt

N H

4 1 1 (cationic) sur$actant % bactericide % detergent % $abric so$tener or conditioner% hair conditioner

(d) O H 3C C N CH ) CH 3CO O
3 3

+ C H 3N H

(allow "! ''" or "! ''( N")*)

2
[10]

11.

(a)

Nucleophilic substitution ? 2 CH 3C H 2CH


2

1 ? 3 CH 3CH 2CH 2C H
2

H N H
+

C H

4r

H 3N

:
? 1

? 4

:N

)
4

?1A ?2 and ?4 $or arro(sA ?3 $or structure o$ cation (Allow M& alone first+ i,e, $N% formation of car-ocation) (.enalise M) if /r( used to remove "*) (b) Step 1 CH3CH2CH2CN 1 CH3CH2CH24r + 9CN CH3CH2CH2CN + 94r balanced (or CN)) (or 4r)) (not " N) Step 2 CH3CH2CH2CN + 2H2 (or 4:H;) (c) (i) 5one pair (on N) (in correct conte,t) 8 group increases electron densit* % donates electrons %pushes electrons % has positi e inducti e e$$ect 2n* strong acid (but not concentrated) or an* a"ine salt or a""oniu" salt o$ a strong acid 1 1 1 1
[12]

1 1 1

CH3CH2CH2CH2NH2

(ii) (d)

CH3CH2N(CH3)2

12.

(a)

(i)

chloro"ethaneA an* halogeno"ethane (correct $or"ula accepted) (1) alu"iniu" chloride % /e % /eCl3 %4/3 (1) anh*drous (1) 3 2

(ii)

electrophilic (1) substitution (1)

C H 2C l

C H C l2

CC l

(b)

(1 )

(1 )

(1 ) 3

and other correct products penalise C6H5 once onl* (c) (i) reduction % redo, (1) N H
+ 3

C l

(ii) cation onl*A gi e 2 onl* phen*la"ineA gi e salt correct (ith charges o"ittedA gi e 2

H H
(d) (i) (1)

H C H

H C H
2

C H

O H

reduction % redo, % h*drogenation % addition not electrophilic addition (1)

H H
(ii)

H C H H C H O H C H C

C H H

O H
2

o,idation %redo, (1)

H
(iii)

C H

C N

(1) addition not electrophilic addition (1) 2


[17]

13.

(a)

CHNO3 + CH2SO4 (1) HNO3 + 2H2SO4 NO 2 (1) + H3O+ + 2HSO 4 (1) electrophilic substitution (1) (1 ) + N O +
2

(1 )

H N O
2

(1 ) (b) reduction HC1%/e or Sn or 0n or Sn Cl2 (c) or h*drogenation (1) H2%Ni or 1t or 1d or Cu (1)

< 2

C6H5NH2 + CH3 COCl (1) C6H5NHCOCH3 + HCl (1) or C6H5NH2 + (CH3CO)2O C6H5NH COCH3 + CH3 COOH nucleophilic addition7ele"ination (1) (1 ) C 6H 5N H
2

Cl C C H
3

(1 ) O C 6H 5N H
+ 2

Cl C CH
3

(1 ) O
)

O C 6H 5N H (1 ) H
+

C C H
3

<
[16]

14.

(a)

lone pair on N (1) donated to H+ or proton acceptor (1) 2 2

(b) (c)

lone pair on N less a ailable (1) due to delocatisation (1) (i) (ii) nucleophilic substitution (1) (CH3)2 NH (1) (CH3)3 N (1) (CH3)4 N+ 4r) (1) (iii) &uaternar* a""oniu" salt (1) 5
[9]

10

15.

(a)

(i) (ii)

CH3CN + 4:H; (or 2H2) CH3CH2NH2 (1) 5i2lH4 or Na%C2H5OH (or H2%Ni) (1) .roduct & (C2H5)3N (1) (1 ) H
2

(b)

(nucleophilic) substitution or al#*lation (1) .roduct % (C2H5)2NH (1) .roduct ! (C2H5)4N+4r) (1) 4

(1 ) @@ C H 3C H 2 N H (c) (d)

4r

C H 3C H 2N H 34 r (1 )

lone pair on N less a ailable or electron densit* on N decreased (1) due to delocalisation (1) electron (ithdra(al b* O or CO or delocalisation b* CO (1) reduces electron densit* on N or "a#es N lone pair less a ailable (1) 2C2H5NH2 + CH3COCl (1) CH3CONHC2H5 + C2H5NH3+Cl) (1) (nucleopholic) addition ) eli"ination (1)

(e)

($)

(1 ) @@ C 2H 5N H
2

C l C C H
3

(1 ) O C 2H 5N H
+ 2

C l C C H
3

(1 ) @@ O
)

C 2H 5N H C O C H (1 ) H

<
[20]

16.

(a)

(i) (ii)

H+ or proton acceptor (1) CH3NH2 + H2O ( ) CH3+NH3 (+) OH) (1) CH3NH3Cl or HCl (1)
Or any ammonium compound or strong acid name or formula
+

(iii)

e,tra OH) reacts (ith C H 3 N H 3 or reaction % e&uilibriu" "o es to le$t or ratio salt % base re"ains al"ost constant (1)
Any 2

5
11

(b)

lone pair (on N accepts H+) (1) CH3 increases electron densit* (on N) donates % pushes electrons has positi e inducti e e$$ect (1) 2

(c)

nucleophilic substitution (1) C 2H 5

C H

C 2H
5

C 2H

(1)

2
[9]

17.

(a)

(i)

Equation Type of reaction Explanation

C6H5CH24r + 2NH3 C6H5CH2NH2 + NH44r (1) (1) nucleophilic subsn or al#*lation (1) $urther substitution occurs (1) o gi e a "i,ture o$ products (1)

(ii)

reduction or h*drogenation (1) C6H5CN + 4:H; C6H5CH2NH2 (1) or 2H2 Na%C2H5OH or 5i2lH4 or H2%Ni (1) onl* one product $or"ed (1) or a oids $urther substitution F

(b)

0ea1er Explanation

base phen*la"ine (1) lone pair on N less a ailable or electron densit* on N lo(ered (1) due to delocalisation or o erlap (1)

3
[12]

18.

(a)

(i)

cHNO3 + cH2SO4 (1) HNO3 + 2H2SO4 NO2+ (1) + H3O+ + 2HSO4) (1) electrophilic substitution (1) C O CH
3

(ii)

C O C H +

:1 ;

:1 ; :1 ; N O
2

N O (b) Type of reaction Reagent(s)

:1 ; H

<

reduction (1) not h*drogenation not H2%Ni 2

Na4H4 or Na%C2H5OH (1) not 5i2lH4 CH3COCl or (CH3CO)2O (1) (nucleophilic addition)eli"ination (1)

(c)

Reagent

Name of mechanism Mechanism

12

:1 ; @@ 8 O H

Cl C CH
3

:1 ; O 8 O
+

Cl C CH
3

@@ O

:1 ;

8 :1 ; (d)

O H

O C CH
3

Type of reaction reduction or h*drogenation (1) Reagent(s) HCl%/e or Sn or 0n H2%Ni or 1t or 1d (1) or SnCl2 or Ni%H2 not 2iAl") 2

(e)

optical (1)

1
[18]

19.

(a)

(i) (ii)

lone pair on N (1) inducti e e$$ect o$ CH3 or electron donation (1) increases electron densit* on N or lone pair "ore a ailable (1)

(iii)

electron densit* on N decreased or lone pair less a ailable (1) due to delocalisation (1) Equation atalyst CH3CH2CN + 2H2 CH3CH2CH2NH2 (1) Ni (1)

(b)

(i) (ii) (iii)

nucleophilic substitution (1) $urther reaction can occur (1) bet(een prop*la"ine and 17bro"opropane (1) 5 1

(c) (d)

CH3CH2CH2NHCOCH3 (1) Type of product &uaternar* a""oniu" salt or chloride (1) $tructural formula CH3(CH2)11N+(CH3)3 (1) Cl) (1)

3
[14]

20.

(a)

5one pair on nitrogen (1) less a ailable or electron densit* lo(ered (1) due to delocalisation or resonance or "eso"eris" or part o$ , bond (1) Equation Name of mechanism Mechanism C6H114r + 2NH3 C6H11NH2 + NH44r (1) nucleophilic substitution (1)

(b)

13

(1 ) 4 r (1 ) (1 ) (c) (i) (ii) .N H


3

+ N H H (1 )

.N H

NaCN or 9CN (1) Reagent(s) Type of reaction Equation Na%C2H5OH or 5i2lH4 or H2%Ni (1) reduction or h*drogenation (1) C6H11CN + 4:H; C6H11CH2NH2 (1) or 2H2 i$ h*drogenation 4

(d)

Equation Name of mechanism Mechanism (1 ) 8N H .


2

28NH2 + CH3COCl 8NHCOCH3 (1) + 8NH3Cl (1) (nucleophilic) addition7eli"ination (1) (1 ) O


3

C l C C H

C l 8N H +
2

(1 ) O .
3

C C H

O + 8N H (1 ) H
2

C C H
3

<
[20]

21.

(a)

(i) (ii)

suitable graphical $or"ula $or ethanoic anh*dride (1) (acid) anh*dride (1) F = eth*la"ine % a"inoethane (1) reduction or h*drogenation or addition (ignore re$erence to "echanis") (1)

1 1 1

(b)

(i) (ii)

1 (c) CH3COCl + CH3CH2NH2 CH3CONHCH2CH3 + HCl CH3CONHCH2CH3 (1) balanced (1) 2


14

[6]

22.

(a)

5one pair on N or electron densit* on N (1) "ore a ailable or electron densit* increased (1) electron donation or inducti e e$$ect (1) Reagent(s) Type of reaction Equation 5i2lH4 or Na%6tOH or H2%Ni (1) reduction or h*drogenation (1) CH3CN + 4:H; or 2H2 CH3CH2NH2 (1)

(b)

(c)

(C2H5)4N+4r) (1) &uaternar* a""oniu" salt (1) cationic sur$actant (1) or $abric so$tener 3

(d)

Name of mechanism addition7eli"ination (1) Mechanism

(1 ) C 2H 5N H .
2

C l C C H
3

(1 ) O + C 2H 5N H

(1 )
2

Cl C CH
3

+ C 2H 5N H (1 ) H

O C CH
3

(e)

C2H5NH2 + (CH3CO)2O C2H5NHCOCH3 + CH3COOH (1) or 2C2H5NH2 + (CH3CO)2O C2H5NHCOCH3 + CH3COO) N H3C2H5
+

1
[15]

15

23.

(a)

(nucleophilic) addition7eli"inationE ? 2

1 a llo ( C 2 H C H 3C H
2 5

C H 3C H

)
? 1
3

O Cl

) O C N + Cl H

H C

(C H )

H N H 2 (M! for structure) (M) for ! arrows and lone pair) (M& not allowed independent of M%+ -ut allow M% for correct attac1 on * if M& show as independent first,) (*on of 3' loses M& -ut ignore * if correct) ( l( removing 4t loses M))
O C N H C H 3 (5f M$ lost a-ove for wrong error again here)

C H 3C H

5 chain+ do not penalise same 1

(b)

CH3CH2COCl + 2lCl3 :CH3CH2CO;+ + 2lCl4)E (penalise wrong al1yl group once at first error) (position of * on electrophile can -e on ' or or outside 6 7) (penalise wrong curly arrow in the equation or lone pair on Al l!)
+ ? 2 s tr u c tu re
3

? 1 + C O C H 2C H
3

C O C H 2C H H ? 3 a rro (

(horseshoe must not extend -eyond & to 9 -ut can -e smaller) (* not too close to %) (penalise M& if "3 chain wrong again -ut allow M% and M!) (M! arrow into hexagon unless :e1ule) (allow M! arrow independent of M& structure) 3

(M% arrow from within hexagon to or to * on ) (don8t penalise position of * on of R '*)

) 2lCl 4 + H + 2lCl 3 + HClE

(or can -e gained in mechanism);

16

(c)

?1 CH3CH2COCl + H2O G CH3CH2COOH + HCl 1 (penalise wrong al1yl group once at first error) ?2 ?r o$ CH3CH2COCl + F2@5 1 (if Mr wrong+ penalise M& only) ?3 "oles o$ CH3CH2COCl + 1@43%F2@5 + !@!16 1 ?4 "oles NaOH + 2 H !@!16 + !@!32 1 (allow for H & conseq to wrong no of moles) ?5 olu"e o$ NaOH + !@!32%!@42 + !@!<62 d"3 or <6@2 c"3 1 (with correct units) (if H& missed in M) lose M< also)

1 1 1 1

1
[16]

24.

(a)

CH3COCl + 2lCl3 CH3 C O + 2lCl 4 e&uation

1 1

penalise (rong al#*l group once at $irst error position o$ + on electrophile can be on O or C or outside : ; penalise (rong curl* arro( in the e&uation or lone pair on 2lCl 3 else ignore 6lectrophilicIsubstitution N'T 4= acylation ? 1
+

1 ? 3

C O

CH

H
3

C O CH

? 2 horseshoe must not extend -eyond & to 9 -ut can -e smaller * not too close to % M! arrow into hexagon unless :e1ule allow M! arrow independent of M& structure ?1 arro( $ro" (ithin he,agon to C or to + on C + "ust be on C o$ 8CO 3

17

(b)

NucleophilicIaddition ? 1
)

NOJ reduction CH C
3

1 CH
3

? 4 O
)

O ? 2

? 3 4 M& not allowed independent+ -ut can allow M% for attac1 of "( on * formed 1)phen*lethan()1))ol or (1)h*dro,*eth*l)ben=ene (c) deh*dration or eli"ination (conc) H2SO4 or (conc) H31O4 allow dilute and Al&'! >o not allow iron oxides
[14]

1 1 1

25.

(a)

eth*l ben=ene chloroethane or bro"oethane (or ethene and hydrogen chloride=-romide) alu"iniu" chloride%bro"ide or iron(>>>) chloride %bro"ide or iron + chorine%bro"ine CH3CH2Cl + 2lCl3 G CH3CH2+ + 2lCl4) electrophilic substitution
+

1 1 1 1 1
? 2 s tru c tu re C H 2C H a rro (
3

? 1
+

C H 2C H

H ? 3

3 (b) 1

C O

C H 2C H

CH3CH2COCl % propano*l chloride or (CH3CH2CO)2O % propanoic anh*dride Na4H4 or 5i2lH4 or H2%Ni (not $n=4e with " l)

1 1
[11]

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26.

X is CH3CN or ethanenitrile or ethanonitrile or "eth*l c*anide or c*ano"ethane or eth*l nitrile or "ethanecarbonitrile Not ethanitrile -ut contradiciton of name and structure lose mar1s Y is CH3CH2NH2 or eth*la"ine or a"inoethane or ethana"ine Step 1. reagent 9CN not HCN%HCl condition (a&)%alcohol 7 onl* allo( condition i$ reagent correct or inco"plete Step 2. reagent condition H2 Ni%1t%1d 5i2lH4 ether Na ethanol 0n%/e%Sn HCl Not Na4H4

1 1 1 1 1 1

Z is an a"ine or a"inoal#ane or na"ed a"ine e en i$ incorrect na"e $or Z secondar* (onl* a(ard i$ a"ine correct) C H C H 3CH
2 3

+ C H
3

N C H
3

(4r)) + can be on N or outside brac#ets as sho(n

1 1
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nucleophilic substitution 27. (a) C*clohe,ane e ol es 12! #K "ol)1 (e,pect triene to e ole) 36! #K "ol)1 (1) or 3 H 12! 36! ) 2!3 + 152 #K (1) NOJ 15! %<& can score first & ?of2@ -enAene lower in energy = more (stated) sta-le (1) Not award if mentions energy required for -ond -rea1ing due to delocalisation (1) or explained

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(b)

(i)

phen*la"ine (ea#er (1) if wrong no mar1s lone pair on N (less a ailable) (1) delocalised into ring (1) or Be,plainedC 3 H C 6H C H Cl structure (1) M! ! arrows (1) M) N7phen*l ethana"ide (1)
+ 5 3

(ii)

addition ) eli"ination (1) ( C 6 H 5 ) N@ @ H (1 ) ? 1 (C H 3 )


2

O C

? 2 (1 )

N C Cl

H @@ O

(iii)

conc HNO3 (1) conc H2SO4 (1) HNO3 + 2H2SO4 N O2 + H3O+ + 2HSO4) (1) N O (1 ) ? 1 (1 ) ? 2 6 2
+ 2 + +

(1 ) ? 3 H N O
2

(i )

peptide % a"ide (1) NaOH (a&) (1) " l conc or dil or neither "&$') dil N'T conc N'T Bust "&'

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Notes (a) 36! or 3 H 12! or in (ords (1)E 152 NOJ 15! (1)E (152 can get $irst t(o "ar#s) Q of ben=ene "ore stable but not a(ard i$ H alues used to sa* that "ore energ* is re&uired b* ben=ene $or h*drogenation co"pared (ith the triene or i$ ben=ene is onl* co"pared (ith c*clohe,ene (1)E delocalisation or e,plained (1) (ii) or N7phen*laceta"ide or acetanilide "echanis". i$ sho(n as substitution can onl* gain ?1 i$ CH3CO+ $or"ed can onl* gain ?1 lose ?4 i$ Cl) re"o es H+ be lenient (ith structures $or ?1 and ?2 but "ust be correct $or ?3
C O alone loses ?2

(b)

(iii)

No !ar"s for na!e of !e#$an%s! %n t$%s &art i$ conc "issing can score one $or both acids (or in e&uation) allo( t(o e&uations allo( HNO3 + H2SO4 NO2+ + HSO4) + H2O ignore side chain in "echanis" e en i$ (rong arro( $or ?1 "ust co"e $ro" niside he,agon arro( to NO2+ "ust go to N but be lenient o er position o$ + + "ust not be too near BtetrahedralC Carbon horseshoe $ro" carbons 276 but donDt be too harsh

(i )

reagent allo( NaOH HCl conc or dil or neither H2SO4 dil or neither but not conc not -ust H2O
[21]

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