11.4.2.14 understand the term ‘unsaturation’ and its consequences for the compound | 11.4.2.17 understand the terms ‘electrophile’ and ‘nucleophile’ and be able to classify reagents | 11.4.2.20 know some industrially important addition reactions | 11.4.2.23 know the outline of manufacturing processes for (poly)alkenes |
11.4.2.15 recall tests for unsaturation | 11.4.2.18 understand the mechanism of electrophilic addition, know some examples and be able to apply the mechanism to new cases | 11.4.2.21 understand addition polymerisation | 11.4.2.24 know some common uses of (poly)alkenes and understand the need for recycling |
11.4.2.16 recognise the possibilities of geometric isomerism (‘E-Z’ or cis-trans isomerism) and recognise it as a type of stereoisomerism | 11.4.2.19 be able to predict the products of addition to unsymmetrical alkenes | 11.4.2.22 understand at a molecular level why addition polymers are relatively inert | |