Alkane Preparation
1. Chlemenson Reduction (Aldehyde/Ketone)
- Formaldehyde gives methane.
- This reaction can be used to attach 2D or 2H atoms.
- Instead of c.HCl, if c. DCl is used it can obtain 2D (Deuterium) atoms.
- 2D atoms in a molecule shows it has undergone Chlemenson reduction.
2. Catalytic Hydrogenation (Alkenes/Alkynes)
3. Hydrolysis of Grinard Reagent
Alkane
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Alkane preparation
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Alkyl Halide
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Catalytic Hydrogenation
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Chlemenson reduction
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Deuterium
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Formaldehyde
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grinard
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Hydrolysis
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magnesium dry ether
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Methane
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Mg dry ether
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Zinc Amalgum
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