Organic Reactions 1

A reaction that replaces hydrogen atoms on an alkane's parent chain.

• Substitution Reaction

• Addition Reaction

• Polymerization

• Saponification

A reaction that adds more atoms at the site of a parent chain's multiple bond.

• Substitution Reaction

• Addition Reaction

• Combustion

• Fermentation

The process that is used to produce alcohol.

• Esterification

• Fermentation

• Saponification

• Condensation Polymerization

The process that is used to produce an ester.

• Esterification

• Fermentation

• Addition Reaction

• Polymerization

The process that is used to make soap.

• Esterification

• Fermentation

• Substitution Reaction

• Saponification

The process that burns an organic compound.

• Combustion

• Polymerization

• Cracking

• Addition Reaction

The process that links repeating small units, monomers, into a larger molecule.

• Cracking

• Polymerization

• Addition Reaction

• Saponification

The process that links repeating smaller units, monomers, at multiple bond site to form larger molcule.

• Addition Polymerization

• Condensation Polymerization

• Crackinig

• Addition Reaction

The process that links two smaller molecules by removing a water molecule.

• Condensation Polymerization

• Addition Polymerization

• Fermentation

• Substitution Reaction

The process that decomposes a large hydrocarbon into smaller hydrocarbons.

• Cracking

• Combustion

• Substitution

• Esterification