Name reaction of organic chemistry











Name Reaction of Organic chemistry

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List of Name reaction and their mechanism



1.     Aldol reactions
2.     Arndt-Ester synthesis
3.     Baeyer-Villiger oxidation
4.     Benzoin Condensation
5.     Beckmann rearrangement
6.     Cannizzaro reaction
7.     Clemmensen reduction
8.     Claisen condensation
9.     Etard’s Reaction
10.  Friedel-Crafts acylation
11.  Friedel-Crafts alkylation
12.  Fries rearrangement
13.  Gattermann-Koch Reaction
14.  Grignard reaction
15.  Hell-Volhard-Zelinsky reaction
16.  Hofmann Bromamide
17.  Hunsdieker reaction
18.  Jones oxidation
19.  Kolbe reaction
20.  Knoevenagel Reaction
21.  MEERWEIN-PONNDORF-VERLEY REDUCTION       
22.  Perkin reaction
23.  Pinacol-Pinacolone Rearrangement
24.  Reformatsky reaction
25.  Reimer-Tiemann reaction
26.  Schmidt reaction
27.  Schotten-Baumann reaction
28.  Stephen’s Reduction
29.  Tischenko reaction
30.  Williamson ether synthesis
31.  Wittig reaction
32.  Wolff-Kishner reduction
33.  Wurtz reaction



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