Predict the substitution products of the following reaction and pay attention to stereochemistry. Draw the mechanism for this SN1 substitution reaction. Draw all pertinent molecular orbitals (i.e., bonding, anti-bonding, non-bonding) involved in this mechanism. OH EtOH HCI (cat)

Predict the substitution products of the following reaction and pay attention to stereochemistry. Draw the mechanism for this SN1 substitution reaction. Draw all pertinent molecular orbitals (i.e., bonding, anti-bonding, non-bonding) involved in this mechanism. OH EtOH HCI (cat)

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter14: Elimination

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Predict the substitution products of the following reaction and pay attention to stereochemistry. Draw the
mechanism for this SN1 substitution reaction. Draw all pertinent molecular orbitals (i.e., bonding, anti-bonding,
non-bonding) involved in this mechanism.
OH
EtOH
HCI (cat)

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