Hydrogen addition reaction
Lesson Flashcards: Reactions of Benzene Chemistry
A type of addition reaction where a molecule combines with one or more molecules of hydrogen to form a large molecule, without any byproducts forming
Addition reaction
A type of reaction that happens when two or more reactant molecules combine together to make a single product
Bromination
A type of reaction involving the reaction of a molecule with diatomic bromine
Alkyl substitution reaction
A type of reaction where parts of a molecule are removed and replaced with alkyl groups
Chlorination
A type of reaction involving the reaction of a molecule with diatomic chlorine
Halogen addition reaction
A type of addition reaction where a molecule combines with one or more halogen molecules to form a larger molecule, without any byproducts forming
Functional group
A part of a molecule made of particular atoms or ions in a particular bonding arrangement
Halogen substitution reaction
A type of reaction where parts of a molecule are removed and replaced with halogen atoms
Substitution reaction
A type of reaction where a part of the molecule is removed and replaced with something else