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Q: Rank the alkyl halides in attached group in order of increasing reactivity in an E2 reaction ?
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- Determine whether the following reactions will proceed via an SN1 or SN2 mechanism and draw the mechanism.What is the best way to remeber the differences between Sn1, Sn2, E1 and E2 reations?All of the following are true of SN2 reactions except: The rate of the SN2 reaction of a substrate and a nucleophile is the same as the rate of the E2 reaction of the same two compounds. The rate varies with the concentration of nucleophile The rate varies with the type of nucleophile The nucleophile is involved in the rate-determining step Type: MC
- What are the arrow pushing mechanisms for this reaction? Include propgation, initation, and termination steps along with intermediates.Fill in the table below indicating what is important in each category for an SN1 reaction and an SN2 reaction. SN1 Rate Law Best Solvent Stereochemical outcome How does substitution on electrophile affection the reaction? Does leaving group ability affect the rate? Does nucleophile strength affect the rate? What types of nucleophiles are best? SN2Predict whether the following nucleophiles are excellent nucleophiles, good nucleophiles, or poor nucleophiles based on their structure, and sort them accordingly.