Organic Chemistry Crossword by Shaun Omoroghomwan, Lavin Ali, Mehrab Abdullah, Faizaan Mehmood, Haider Jillani

Preferred isomer form over another
2 alkenes
A molecule able to donate electrons
A reaction where two or more molecules combine to form one without losing atoms
The founder of the rule of ''addition of H-X to an alkene forming a more substituted halide''
A reaction where one functional group is replaced by another
A reaction where two groups/substituents are removed from the substrate
An intermediate molecule with a positively charged carbon atom
The delocalisation of electrons to stabilise a molecule/system
The radical forming step in Radical Reactions
This step is within radical reactions where 2 radicals join
This agent adds an alkyl group to the guanine base of DNA
This mixture/product involves equal quantities of 2 enantiomers
A type elimination reaction where the least stable alkene is formed
Where one isomer is made exclusively instead of possible others. This is a measure of that.
A state of forward and reverse reactions occurung at equal rates
A molecule able to receive electrons
Removal of protons
Reactions involving release of heat
Reactions involving absorption of heat
The sharing of electrons over two or more atoms of a molecule
Highly reactive and uncharged molecule with an unpaired a electron
Addition of an alkyl radical to a compound
Liquid in which a solute is dissolved
spatial rearrangement of atoms or groups of atoms in a dissymmetric molecule