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Which will have a faster SN1 reaction? CI CI Show transcribed image text
Which will have a faster SN1 reaction? Уве Br
CI Cl 5. Explain why Ph "Ph undergoes a faster SN1 reaction than PC Cl 6. Explain why Ph Ph undergoes an SN1 reaction but not an E1 reaction
For each pair of the following compounds, which would react faster in an Sn1 reaction. Explain.
Q1) Which compound will undergo SN1 reaction fastest? CI Cl Q2) What is true about SN1 reaction of alkyl halides? a) Reaction favored by non-polar solvents. b) Reaction rate depends on concentration of alkyl halide c) SN1 proceeds in one step thru transition state d) Reaction rate depends on concentration of nucleophile
Draw the major product of the following reaction. CI AICI:
Draw the mechanism for the following EAS reaction CI CL, AIC13
Predict which of these two compounds will undergo the El reaction faster and why Cl CH,CI 2 10. Explain why the nucleophile's strength is unimportant for an Syl reaction.
(5 pts) Which of the following reactions is expected to produce 1-propanol (CH3CH2CH2OH) at the faster rate? Explain. NaOH, HEO CI- CI OH NaOH, acetone OH CI- (9pts) Consider the following substitution reaction. Br NaCN w DMSO Determine if the reaction is Sn1 or Sn2. Explain your choice. Write the rate equation for the reaction. Clearly include the structures of compounds in the formula. Would the process occur at a faster rate if the concentration of NaCN was doubled?
For the following reaction, which reaction will be faster (Left or Right)? Why? Click on the reaction that will be faster AND the right reason Br +CH OH — ory Br + CH, OH Left Right Because the correct reaction is SN1 and the incorrect reaction is E1. Substitution reactions are more stable than elimination reactions Because the correct reaction doesn't have a double bond. Double bonds make unstable carbocations Because the correct reaction has resonance. The resonance structures allow...
CI NO2 CH2O