SN1, E2, E1 tertiary or secondary? E1 elimination unimolecular SN2 substitution nucleophile bimolecular SN1 reaction Free! SN1 substitution nucleophile unimolecular negative charge SN2 and E2 nucleophile:? polar aprotic SN2 solvent:? ROH, NH3, H20 E1 solvents racemicize/ epimerize stereocenter SN1 stereochemistry:? E1, SN1 Which reactions go through carbocation? regioisomers the same functional groups but attached at different positions lone pair SN1 and E1 nucleophile:? E1 example E2 elimination bimolecular invert SN2 stereochemistry not important E2 solvent? E2 example elimination make alkenes primary/ secondary SN2 Carbon:? SN2 reaction E2, E1 favors most substituted alkene isomer polar protic SN1 solvent:? SN1, E2, E1 tertiary or secondary? E1 elimination unimolecular SN2 substitution nucleophile bimolecular SN1 reaction Free! SN1 substitution nucleophile unimolecular negative charge SN2 and E2 nucleophile:? polar aprotic SN2 solvent:? ROH, NH3, H20 E1 solvents racemicize/ epimerize stereocenter SN1 stereochemistry:? E1, SN1 Which reactions go through carbocation? regioisomers the same functional groups but attached at different positions lone pair SN1 and E1 nucleophile:? E1 example E2 elimination bimolecular invert SN2 stereochemistry not important E2 solvent? E2 example elimination make alkenes primary/ secondary SN2 Carbon:? SN2 reaction E2, E1 favors most substituted alkene isomer polar protic SN1 solvent:?
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tertiary or secondary?
SN1, E2, E1
elimination unimolecular
E1
substitution
nucleophile
bimolecular
SN2
SN1 reaction
Free!
substitution
nucleophile
unimolecular
SN1
SN2 and E2 nucleophile:?
negative charge
SN2 solvent:?
polar aprotic
E1 solvents
ROH, NH3, H20
SN1 stereochemistry:?
racemicize/ epimerize stereocenter
Which reactions go through carbocation?
E1, SN1
the same functional groups
but attached at different positions
regioisomers
SN1 and E1 nucleophile:?
lone pair
E1 example
elimination bimolecular
E2
SN2 stereochemistry
invert
E2 solvent?
not important
E2 example
make alkenes
elimination
SN2 Carbon:?
primary/ secondary
SN2 reaction
favors most substituted alkene isomer
E2, E1
SN1 solvent:?
polar protic