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ICSE · Class 12 · Chemistry
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Organic Nitrogen Compounds — Complete Chapter Mind Map
The map in words
- Nitrogen Compounds
- Amines
- Classification
- Primary RNH2
- Secondary R2NH
- Tertiary R3N
- Quaternary R4N+
- Preparation
- Ammonolysis of RX
- Reduce Nitrile
- Hoffmann Reaction
- Gabriel Synthesis
- Reduce Nitro
- Reactions
- Acylation 1 and 2 only
- Carbylamine Test
- Diazotisation
- Hinsberg Test
- Basicity Order
- 2 degree more than 1 degree
- 1 degree more than 3 degree
- Aliphatic more than Aryl
- Classification
- Diazonium Salts
- Preparation
- Aniline plus NaNO2 plus HCl
- Temperature 0 to 5 C
- Replacement Reactions
- Cl via Sandmeyer
- Br via Sandmeyer
- F via Balz-Schiemann
- I via KI only
- CN via CuCN
- OH via boiling
- H via H3PO2
- Coupling Reactions
- With Phenol alkaline
- With Amine acidic
- Azo Dyes
- Methyl Orange
- Preparation
- Nitro Compounds
- Nitrobenzene
- Pale yellow liquid
- Oil of Mirabane
- Reduction
- Acidic to Aniline
- Neutral to Hydroxylamine
- Alkaline to Azo compounds
- Electrophilic Sub
- Meta director
- Ring deactivated
- Nitrobenzene
- Cyanides and Isocyanides
- Cyanide R-CN
- KCN plus RX
- Hydrolysis by acid or base
- Reduction gives 1 degree amine
- Isocyanide R-NC
- AgCN plus RX
- Carbylamine reaction
- Hydrolysis by acid only
- Reduction gives 2 degree amine
- Cyanide R-CN
- Amines
Classification and Hierarchy of Nitrogen-Containing Organic Compounds
The map in words
- Organic Compounds with Nitrogen
- Amines
- Primary Amines
- R-NH2
- Aliphatic amines
- Aromatic amines
- Secondary Amines
- R2NH
- More basic than 1st
- Hinsberg test
- Tertiary Amines
- R3N
- Least basic
- No active H
- Quaternary Ammonium
- R4N+ X-
- Surfactants
- Detergents
- Primary Amines
- Nitrogen Functional Groups
- Nitro Compounds
- R-NO2
- m-directing
- Reduce to amines
- Diazonium Salts
- Ar-N2+ X-
- Synthetic intermediate
- Coupling reactions
- Nitriles & Isocyanides
- R-C≡N vs R-N≡C
- Reduce to amines
- Different properties
- Nitro Compounds
- Industrial Products
- Azo Dyes
- Methyl orange
- Textile dyes
- Indicators
- Pharmaceuticals
- Sulpha drugs
- Acetanilide
- Paracetamol
- Polymers
- Polyurethanes
- Nylon
- Plastics
- Azo Dyes
- Amines
Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen - Overview
The map in words
- Organic Nitrogen Compounds
- Amines
- Classification
- Primary RNH2
- Secondary R2NH
- Tertiary R3N
- Preparation
- Ammonolysis
- Nitrile Reduction
- Hoffmann Reaction
- Gabriel Reaction
- Reactions
- Acylation
- HNO2 Reaction
- Carbylamine Test
- Schiff Bases
- Special Case
- Aniline
- Weak Base
- Electrophilic Substitution
- Diazonization
- Aniline
- Classification
- Diazonium Salts
- Preparation
- Diazotization
- Reactions
- Replacement Reactions
- Sandmeyer
- Fluorination
- Iodination
- Coupling Reactions
- Phenols
- Amines
- Azo Dyes
- Replacement Reactions
- Preparation
- Cyanides & Isocyanides
- Cyanides RCN
- Prepare from Amides
- Reduce to Amines
- Isocyanides RNC
- Carbylamine Test
- Addition Reactions
- Cyanides RCN
- Nitro Compounds
- Nitroalkanes
- Classification 1-2-3
- Victor Meyer Test
- Nitrobenzene
- Meta Directing
- Reduction to Aniline
- Nitrites
- Isomeric with Nitro
- Nitroalkanes
- Amines
Organic compounds containing nitrogen and their reactions, properties, identification tests, and synthetic transformations
The map in words
- Organic compounds containing nitrogen and their reactions, properties, identification tests, and synthetic transformations
- Amines
- Aniline
- Diazonium salts
- Nitro compounds
- Cyanides and isocyanides
- Azo compounds and dyes
- Special reactions of amines
- Special reactions of diazonium salts
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What are the important topics in Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen for ICSE Class 12 Chemistry?
Key topics in Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen include Amines and Aniline: Core Behaviour, Tests and Distinguishing Reactions of Aniline and Amines, Diazotisation and Diazonium Salts, Reactions of Diazonium Salts. Study these first, then practise questions on each for the ICSE Class 12 board exam.
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The 4 maps show how the ideas in Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen connect: Organic Nitrogen Compounds — Complete Chapter Mind Map; Classification and Hierarchy of Nitrogen-Containing Organic Compounds. Each map is also written out as an outline on this page.
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