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Which mechanism SN1, SN2, E1, E2? Strong bulky bases (primary and secondary) E2 favored over SN2 Small strong bases/nucleophiles (primary and secondary) - SN2 and E2 Small strong bases/nucleophiles (tertiary) - E2 Weak bulky bases - E1 over SN1 Weak bases/nucleophiles (secondary and tertiary alkyl halides) - E1 and SN1 Weak bases/nucleophiles (primary alkyl halides) - E1 Choose which mechanism(s) - Cl + -OH / (CH3CH2)2O Cl + -OH / OH2 Br + -OH / OH2 Br + -OH / (CH3CH2)2O

          Which mechanism SN1, SN2, E1, E2?
Strong bulky bases (primary and secondary) E2 favored over SN2
Small strong bases/nucleophiles (primary and secondary) - SN2 and E2
Small strong bases/nucleophiles (tertiary) - E2
Weak bulky bases - E1 over SN1
Weak bases/nucleophiles (secondary and tertiary alkyl halides) - E1 and SN1
Weak bases/nucleophiles (primary alkyl halides) - E1

Choose which mechanism(s) -

Cl + -OH / (CH3CH2)2O
Cl + -OH / OH2
Br + -OH / OH2
Br + -OH / (CH3CH2)2O

Which mechanism SN1, SN2, E1, E2?
Strong bulky bases (primary and secondary) E2 favored over SN2
Small strong bases/nucleophiles (primary and secondary) - SN2 and E2
Small strong bases/nucleophiles (tertiary) - E2
Weak bulky bases - E1 over SN1
Weak bases/nucleophiles (secondary and tertiary alkyl halides) - E1 and SN1
Weak bases/nucleophiles (primary alkyl halides) - E1

Choose which mechanism(s) -

Cl + -OH / (CH3CH2)2O
Cl + -OH / OH2
Br + -OH / OH2
Br + -OH / (CH3CH2)2O

Added by Kevin C.

Chemistry: Structure and Properties

Nivaldo Tro 2nd Edition

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Solved by Expert Madhur L

08/18/2023

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Which mechanism SN1, SN2, E1, E2? Strong bulky bases (primary and secondary) E2 favored over SN2. Small strong bases/nucleophiles (primary and secondary) SN2 and E2. Small strong bases/nucleophiles (tertiary) - E2. Weak bulky bases – E1 over SN1. Weak bases/nucleophiles (secondary and tertiary alkyl halides) – E1 and SN1. Weak bases/nucleophiles (primary alkyl halides) – E1 Choose which mechanism(s)