Organic Compounds with Halogens

Formulas are organized based on their importance in the CAT exam.
1 Elimination vs. Substitution ($$E2$$ vs $$S_N2$$)
2 $$S_N2$$ Mechanism (Substitution Nucleophilic Bimolecular)
3 SN1 Mechanism Rate Law
4 Saytzeff Rule for Elimination
5 Dipole Moment
6 Ozone Depletion by CFCs
7 Wurtz-Fittig Reaction
8 Stereochemical Terms
9 Iodoform ($$\text{CHI}_3$$) Uses & Test
10 Comparison Enantiomers, Diastereomers, Meso compounds
11 SN2 Mechanism Rate Law
12 Free Radical Halogenation
13 Finkelstein Reaction (Halogen Exchange)
14 Fittig Reaction
15 Wurtz Reaction
16 Sandmeyer Reaction
17 Lack of Resonance in Vinyl Halides
18 Swarts Reaction (Fluorinating Method)
19 Hunsdiecker Reaction
20 Bond Length
21 Grignard Reagent Formation
22 Finkelstein Reaction
23 Bond Dissociation Energy Order
24 Sandmeyer Reaction
25 CFC General Formula
26 Dow's Process (Aryl Halide Reactivity)
27 Preparation with Thionyl Chloride ($$\text{SOCl}_2$$)
28 Swarts Reaction
29 Preparation from Alcohols (HX)
30 Freons (e.g., Freon-12: $$\text{CF}_2\text{Cl}_2$$) Impact
31 Chloroform ($$\text{CHCl}_3$$) Oxidation & Storage
32 Gattermann Reaction
33 General Formula of Haloarenes
34 Reaction with Metals: Grignard Reagent Formation
35 $$S_N1$$ Mechanism (Substitution Nucleophilic Unimolecular)
36 General Formula of Haloalkanes
37 DDT ($$p,p'$$-Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane)