Write out the reactions for 2-bromopentane undergoing BOTH substitution and elimination with methoxide ion, for 2 reactions total. (Note: please write the most plausible substitution or elimination reaction for each) Write out the arrow - pushing mechanisms for 2- bromopentane undergoing BOTH substitution and elimination with methoxide ion, for 2 mechanisms total. (Note: please write the most plausible substitution or elimination mechanism for each. If more than one substitution or elimination product is formed, draw the mechanism for the likely most abundant product only.)

Write out the reactions for 2-bromopentane undergoing BOTH substitution and elimination with methoxide ion, for 2 reactions total. (Note: please write the most plausible substitution or elimination reaction for each) Write out the arrow - pushing mechanisms for 2- bromopentane undergoing BOTH substitution and elimination with methoxide ion, for 2 mechanisms total. (Note: please write the most plausible substitution or elimination mechanism for each. If more than one substitution or elimination product is formed, draw the mechanism for the likely most abundant product only.)

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter11: Ethers, Epoxides, And Sulfides

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 11.18P

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