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Overview of Organic Halides

1. Organic halides are organic compounds containing halogens such as fluorine, chlorine, bromine, or iodine. They are divided into alkyl halides and aryl halides. 2. Alkyl halides are further divided into mono-halides, di-halides, and tri-halides based on the number of halogens. Primary (1°), secondary (2°), and tertiary (3°) alkyl halides are classified based on the carbon atom the halogen is bonded to. 3. Cycloalkyl halides can be 2° or 3° depending on whether the halogen is bonded to a ring carbon or non-ring carbon

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Overview of Organic Halides

1. Organic halides are organic compounds containing halogens such as fluorine, chlorine, bromine, or iodine. They are divided into alkyl halides and aryl halides. 2. Alkyl halides are further divided into mono-halides, di-halides, and tri-halides based on the number of halogens. Primary (1°), secondary (2°), and tertiary (3°) alkyl halides are classified based on the carbon atom the halogen is bonded to. 3. Cycloalkyl halides can be 2° or 3° depending on whether the halogen is bonded to a ring carbon or non-ring carbon

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Introduction to Organic Halides

Organic Halides Introduction


Preparation
Introduction Physical Properties
Chemical Properties
Halogens ( F ,
G
,
Br
,
I)

Problem Solving
containing organic
compounds .

F ( special )
~
I -
× Cl

p
-

µ
Br

I
sp3
2
Sp
I. Alkyl Halides II. Aryl halides

* Mono -
Halides * Di -
Halides * Tri -
Halides

Alkyl Halides
I. :
✗ % >
C1

Mono -
Halides : C -
X

T \→Br
sp3 É
R -


✗ HALO ALKANES
③ Halides
-

3° R3C -
X

go zo 3° ( IUPAC)
RICH -



zo ( 2° Halides)
RCHz-

( 1° Halides)
1° 10
1° Halides :
Cltzcl ; CHZCHZCI ; CHzCHzCaHzC1
Rcttz -
X 210
Cltzy 2°
steel ??
• "
*
Butyl chlorides

:
C4HqC1 £0
3
@ Halide)
c-C -

c -

c -

Cl C - c -

c -
CI
a
£ a

Cltz 1° 20
* cltz
-
d -
< Hzcl ; c- c- C- c- Cl

ditz
a 1 a

neo
pentyl
-
C

isopenhl
2° Halides :
911-3
RZCH -
X cHz-%H a
-
Br (isopropyl bromide)

Cltz -

CHZ -4h -

Br
/
*
( chiral
( see -

Butyl ) ↳ Hz → Centre )

3° Halides : CH}

Rzc -
X CH> ¥ -
I test .

butyl iodide
I 30
Gt3 Cltz
✗ I

Mezc -
I

Cttzctlz c I Test pentyl @ etzzc I


-

:
-
• -
>

1 3°
iodide
CHZ . I

IMP NOTE :

* cydoalkyl halides : ( 2° )
✗ ✗
cyclo hexyl

Cl Cl Cl
zo zo
°
2.
Chloride
cydopwpyl cyclo pentyl
*
cyclo alkyl halides : ( 39
3° CH
}
3%11-3

£
Cl Cl
IMP .
NOTE : Ally / ( ic) & Benzyl ( ie)
1° 20
Br Br
Cltz
[Link]
• Cltz = CH - -


-

1° allylic [ Ally / bromide


] cH3
R [ 2° allylic]
13°
• CHz= CH -


C -

Br [ 3° allylic]
I
R
10
Benzyl ( ic) : cHz-C1 Benzyl chloride
( 1° benzylic)
is p .
• CH -
CI

c- CIT
)Ñ7
20
( 3°
13°
2° Benzylic
benzylic)
( R
ph #
PhzfH Phyfe CI
-


-

CI •

Ph Ph
ARYL HALIDES :

• . ✗ : F Cl Br I
, , ,
×

( Phenyl halides
'

hybrid
-

sp
-

Halo benzene obs :


lp over ✗ is in
4N) e' §
conjugation with T1 of
benzene
ring
tb

Resonance
-

SFC
E-
art
Note : Hzc=cµ
vinyl halide
- -

i'
- -

← -

8- .
Resonance
• Disubstituted aryl halides :
✗ ( F, Cl Br )
I

LG
, ,
↳ Hit

M ,
-

(reverse
I
,
-
It

+ M, + I ,
+ H
( Deactivating hyperconjugation
( activating groups) groups)
[Link] , ;CFz

-9 -
Ct

↳ Hq :
↳ Hq I
104 \NHz ↳ Hq -9
(+1-9) (-11-9) KHz
" Ct
C- I,
-11T)

↳ Hgf I gotta
-

NO , \co0H "

(-1-9)
; GHAT
(-1^9) CHO

C- M)
Note : G → * ?

↳ Hit !! Dihalide ( aryl )


⑨ P.M)
( -
I > )
+ M

- Cl Br I
↳ 1+4 ↳ H¢ C6H4
-

-
c,
3 ' 5
Br Br
etc . - . -

Di -
Halides : -

Gem vicinal
[Link]/sALkylidenels

- di halides .

Alkytenecs )
(d) halide Eli halide

• Terminal

• Non -
Terminal /internal
Germinal ( Genn) Halides :
Atkylidene Halides
Terminal Type :

Cltzclz I [Link] Clz


1, I
methylidene chloride
Ethylidene
n -

propylidene
Craethylene) Chloride chloride
Note : "
yCHzCl i F£cñ \ Benzylidene
(Benzyl
, ,
chloride, chloride

-
(Benzol chloride)
e-
it
ii. ,
, Psénzaldehyde
£
Benzol = CHI
Non - Terminal ( Internat) :

C. I

Cltz d cltz
CH3
¥-1
=
-
-

di ,
91 Cltz
c- c- c- c
( lsopropylidene chloride)
di
1sec butylidene
-
chloride)

Note : CqHg Bra draw all



possible
isomers !! !
( gem Internal)
Vicinal Halides :
Alkylene Halides :
I
'
? I
'

c -
c ✗ -
atoms on
/

£
'
atoms
adjacent
carbon
×

CHZCHZ chloride
°

di El
:
Ethylene

• CH } CH -412 :
Propylene chloride
di El

{
c- c- c- a

di di
& c- c- c-a

di E,
}
Tri -
Halides :

mainly in
gem
-

type :
Rcxz ⇐ =/ F)

CHCIZ : chloroform
CHBVZ :
Bromoform
CHIZ :
Iodoform

Note : Draw all possible structures with


M F
- :
Czltsclz (open chain only)

Note : Phcltzcl →
Phctlclz →
Phcctz
Benzo -
Trichloride
g ,

c- CI

di
Per - Halo alkanes :

when all H -
atoms in alkanes are

replaced by halogens . Cn ✗
an -12

Cclq etc
; Czclg ; Czclg -
.
.

GHG →
CGCIG ( Per -
halo benzene)

• Freons : Cfzcfz ; Cfzclz


F F

.
Teflon : 1- § -

Ein
F ¥
.

Polythene :

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that -
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