HYDROLYSIS OF ALKYL CYANIDES OR NITRILES:

FORMATION OF AMIDES AND NITRILES:

ON REACTION WITH NITRILES:

REDUCTION OF NITRILES, OXIMES AND AMIDES

FROM NITRILES(STEPHEN REACTION)

Assertion (A) : CH_(3)CN on hydrolysis gives Acetic Acid Reason (R) : Cyanides on hydrolysis liberates NH_(3) gas

By The Hydrolysis Of Alkyl Halides With Aqueous Alkali Or Moist Silver Oxide

Carboxylic Acid || Nomenclature || Method OF Preparation OF R-C00H :- From RMgX (Grignard Reagents) || From Oxidation OF Alcohol,Aldehyde & Ketone || From HalOForm Reaction || From Hydrolysis OF Gemtrihalide || From Hydrolysis OF Ester || From Alkyl /acyl cyanide

Iupac Rules For Nitriles

Common name of CH_(2)=CH-CN is :- (a) acrylonitrile (b) vinyl cyanide (c ) allyl cyanide (d) allyl nitrile

An alkyl halide, RX reacts with KCN to give propane nitrile. RX is