16. Considering the relative solvation of reactants and the transition states of substitution reactions of these reactants, predict which general type of reaction would be most favored by the use of a polar solvent. A) Y: + RX ? RY+ + X:- B) Y:- + RX ? RY + X:- C) Y: + RX+ ? RY+ + X: D) Y:- + RX+ ? RY + X: E) RX+ ? R+ + X: 17. Which is the most reactive nucleophile in DMF (structure shown below)?
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Nucleophiles are atoms or molecules that have a lone pair of electrons and are capable of donating those electrons to form a new bond. In the given structure, we have several potential nucleophiles: Show more…
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