46. When alkyl halides react, rearrangements are likely to occur in which of the following type(s)? A. SN1 B. SN2 C. E1 D. E2 E. Both SN1 and E1
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SN1 reactions proceed through a carbocation intermediate. Carbocations can undergo rearrangements to form more stable carbocations (e.g., secondary to tertiary). SN2 reactions are concerted, meaning there is no intermediate, and thus no rearrangement. E1 reactions Show more…
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