Hydrocarbons - Alkanes

Formulas are organized based on their importance in the CAT exam.
1 Number of Monohalogenated Structural Isomers
2 IUPAC Naming Rules for Branched Alkanes
3 Free Radical Substitution Mechanism
4 Combustion Reaction
5 Classification of Carbon Atoms
6 Relative Reactivity in Chlorination
7 Wurtz Reaction
8 Soda-Lime Decarboxylation
9 Kolbe's Electrolytic Method
10 Isomerization & Aromatization
11 Oxidation Resistance of Alkanes
12 Classification of Hydrogen Atoms
13 Combustion & Controlled Oxidation
14 Reduction of Alkyl halide using$$\text{Zn / HCl}$$
15 From Grignard Reagents ($$\text{R--MgX}$$)
16 Stereoisomer Count in Monohalogenation
17 Chirality in Monohalogenated Products
18 Free Radical Halogenation of Alkanes
19 Stability of Free Radicals
20 Halogenation Reaction (General)
21 Relative Reactivity in Bromination
22 Sabatier-Senderens Reduction (From Unsaturated Hydrocarbons)
23 Halogen Selectivity Ratios
24 General Formula of Alkanes
25 Structure, Conformations & Physical Properties