For each reaction below, look at the reagents and conditions (above and below the arrow) and determine the final product. Indicate if the reaction proceeds via either: SN1 mechanism, SN2 mechanism, other mechanism, or the reaction cannot take place (NO REACTION). :CI: HS: ? DMF ΟΑ B D : SH A: (SN1 mechanism) :CI: SH B: (Nucleophilic Addition mechanism) C: NO REACTION D: : SH (SN2 mechanism)

For each reaction below, look at the reagents and conditions (above and below the arrow) and determine the final product. Indicate if the reaction proceeds via either: SN1 mechanism, SN2 mechanism, other mechanism, or the reaction cannot take place (NO REACTION). :CI: HS: ? DMF ΟΑ B D : SH A: (SN1 mechanism) :CI: SH B: (Nucleophilic Addition mechanism) C: NO REACTION D: : SH (SN2 mechanism)

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter19: Eas: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 45E

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