7. I can identify and explain the different types of reactions: addition, elimination, substitution, and oxidation.

A = Identified 

M = Explain

Understanding substitution reactions will help you with...

6. I can identify “unlabelled” samples and justify that identification with equations.

A = Identified some

M = Identified most

E = Identifed all with equations/creates w workable procedure to identify all of them

10. I can fill in a reaction scheme. 

A = Complete some of the reaction scheme

M = Completes most fo the reaction scheme

E = Completes all of the reaction scheme

1. Listen to Ms Garlick's notes on reaction schemes and identification tests as an overview, then she will give notes on substitution reactions and oxidation reactions. Below, Ms Garlick will link useful resources from No Brain Too Small. She will also point out the 2023 Exam Question 1b. (Marking Schedule)

   1. • Organic Reactions Map

      • Identifying Organic Compounds

      • Reagant Summary

      • Conversion Summary

      • Types of Reactions Summary

2. Work on the following sciPAD pages. Remember, you don't need to complete all the sciPAD pages, just do what you need to until you feel confident. 

   1. • Substitution Reactions - Alcohols from Haloalkanes (page 67/195)

      • Reaction of Alcohols with Hydrogen Halides (page 68/196)

      • Oxidation of Alcohols (page 69/197)

      • Reactions of Alcohols - Halogenation (page 71/199)

      • Producing Amines from Haloalkanes (page 81/209)

      • Explaining the Acidity of Carboxlyic Acids (page 83/211)

      • Reactions of Carboxylic Acids with Carbonates (page 84/212)

      • Reactions of Carboxylic Acids with Metals & Bases (page 85/213)

      • Reactions of Carboxylic Acids with Amines (page 86/214)

Work on any sciPAD pages that you need to do understand these reactions