and sulphuric acid Explain the reaction mechanism for the stabilities of primary, secondary and with water. addition reaction, explaining why tertiary carbocation intermediates. hexan-2-ol was made instead of 4 The addition of 14.2 reactions of identify symmetrical and unsymmetrical alkenes unsymmetrical alkenes recognise primary, secondary and Use molecular models to tertiary carbocations explore the possible predict the major and minor products products from in addition reactions of unsymmetrical asymmetrical alkenes. alkenes Explain the stability of primary, secondary and tertiary carbocations, and use these ideas to predict the products formed from addition reactions of unsymmetrical alkenes 5 Determining the 14.2 degree of unsaturation describe the test for unsaturation in oils describe a procedure to test the unsaturation of different oils bromine water explain the reaction mechanism of the reaction between bromine water and less familiar alkenes using curly arrows 6 Polymers 14.3 3.3.4.3 Addition polymers describe the term polymer and use the Addition polymers are formed from Recap the terms IUPAC rules for naming polymers alkenes and substituted alkenes. monomer, polymer, explain how polymers are formed from polymerisation and alkenes and substituted alkenes, The repeating unit of addition repeat unit, and the use drawing the repeating unit of a polymer polymers. of the repeating unit to from the monomer and from the IUPAC rules for naming addition show the structure of polymer chain polymers. the polymer from the Understand the nature of the monomer. Research intermolecular forces in polyalkenes.
stabilities of primary, secondary and tertiary carbocation intermediates. and sulphuric acid with water. Explain the reaction mechanism for the addition reaction, explaining why hexan-2-ol was made instead of 4 The addition of reactions of unsymmetrical alkenes Use molecular models to explore the possible products from asymmetrical alkenes. Explain the stability of primary, secondary and tertiary carbocations, and use these ideas to predict the products formed from addition reactions of unsymmetrical alkenes identify symmetrical and unsymmetrical alkenes recognise primary, secondary and tertiary carbocations predict the major and minor products in addition reactions of unsymmetrical alkenes 14.2 5 Determining the degree of unsaturation in oils describe the test for unsaturation describe a procedure to test the unsaturation of different oils bromine water explain the reaction mechanism of the reaction between bromine water and less familiar alkenes using curly arrows 14.2 6 Polymers Recap the terms monomer, polymer, polymerisation and repeat unit, and the use of the repeating unit to show the structure of the polymer from the monomer. Research describe the term polymer and use the IUPAC rules for naming polymers explain how polymers are formed from alkenes and substituted alkenes, drawing the repeating unit of a polymer from the monomer and from the polymer chain Understand the nature of the intermolecular forces in polyalkenes. 3.3.4.3 Addition polymers Addition polymers are formed from alkenes and substituted alkenes. The repeating unit of addition polymers. IUPAC rules for naming addition polymers. 14.3
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