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**Question 18:** Which of the following mechanisms (Sₙ1, Sₙ2, E1, E2) feature(s) a carbocation intermediate? A) Sₙ1 only B) Sₙ2 only C) E1 only D) E2 only E) both Sₙ1 and E1
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Transcribed Image Text:**Question 18:** Which of the following mechanisms (Sₙ1, Sₙ2, E1, E2) feature(s) a carbocation intermediate? A) Sₙ1 only B) Sₙ2 only C) E1 only D) E2 only E) both Sₙ1 and E1
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Nucleophilic substitution reactions (NSR) : the substitution reactions in which one nucleophile is replaced with another nucleophile in rate determining step is called NSR 

Beta elimination reactions: two groups (or) atoms eliminated from 1,2-position carbons us called beta elimination 

In general alkyl halides in presence of aqueous base substitution where as in alcoholic base elimination takesplace

 

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