primary/secondarySN2Carbon:?E2exampleSN2substitutionnucleophilebimolecularSN1reactionracemicize/epimerizestereocenterSN1stereochemistry:?E1,SN1Whichreactions gothroughcarbocation?invertSN2stereochemistryROH,NH3,H20E1solventseliminationmakealkenesSN1,E2, E1tertiary orsecondary?SN2reactionE2eliminationbimolecularregioisomersthe samefunctionalgroupsbut attached atdifferentpositionsnotimportantE2solvent?E2,E1favors mostsubstitutedalkeneisomerpolaraproticSN2solvent:?negativechargeSN2 and E2nucleophile:?SN1substitutionnucleophileunimolecularlonepairSN1 and E1nucleophile:?E1eliminationunimolecularE1examplepolarproticSN1solvent:?Free!primary/secondarySN2Carbon:?E2exampleSN2substitutionnucleophilebimolecularSN1reactionracemicize/epimerizestereocenterSN1stereochemistry:?E1,SN1Whichreactions gothroughcarbocation?invertSN2stereochemistryROH,NH3,H20E1solventseliminationmakealkenesSN1,E2, E1tertiary orsecondary?SN2reactionE2eliminationbimolecularregioisomersthe samefunctionalgroupsbut attached atdifferentpositionsnotimportantE2solvent?E2,E1favors mostsubstitutedalkeneisomerpolaraproticSN2solvent:?negativechargeSN2 and E2nucleophile:?SN1substitutionnucleophileunimolecularlonepairSN1 and E1nucleophile:?E1eliminationunimolecularE1examplepolarproticSN1solvent:?Free!

Substitution and Elimination Reactions - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. SN2 Carbon:?
    primary/ secondary
  2. E2 example
  3. substitution nucleophile bimolecular
    SN2
  4. SN1 reaction
  5. SN1 stereochemistry:?
    racemicize/ epimerize stereocenter
  6. Which reactions go through carbocation?
    E1, SN1
  7. SN2 stereochemistry
    invert
  8. E1 solvents
    ROH, NH3, H20
  9. make alkenes
    elimination
  10. tertiary or secondary?
    SN1, E2, E1
  11. SN2 reaction
  12. elimination bimolecular
    E2
  13. the same functional groups but attached at different positions
    regioisomers
  14. E2 solvent?
    not important
  15. favors most substituted alkene isomer
    E2, E1
  16. SN2 solvent:?
    polar aprotic
  17. SN2 and E2 nucleophile:?
    negative charge
  18. substitution nucleophile unimolecular
    SN1
  19. SN1 and E1 nucleophile:?
    lone pair
  20. elimination unimolecular
    E1
  21. E1 example
  22. SN1 solvent:?
    polar protic
  23. Free!