A3 Postlab Questions1. Compare the rates of the SN2 reactions and SN1 reactions. Which type of reaction had fasterreactions? What could account for this difference?2. How did varying the concentration affect the rate of the SN2 reactions? How did it affect the rate ofthe SN1 reactions? How does this relate to the rate law?3. How could you design an instrument to more accurately test the reaction rate?4. Which is more polar, acetone or ethanol? What was the effect of varying the polarity of the solventin the SN1 reaction? Why does varying the polarity affect the rate?5. How would using ethanol as a solvent affect the rate in the SN2 reactions?

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1. Compare the rates of the SN2 reactions and SN1 reactions. Which type of reaction had faster reactions? What could account for this difference? 2. How did varying the concentration affect the rate of the SN2 reactions? How did it affect the rate of the SN1 reactions? How does this relate to the rate law?

1. Compare the rates of the SN2 reactions and SN1 reactions. Which type of reaction had faster reactions? What could account for this difference? 2. How did varying the concentration affect the rate of the SN2 reactions? How did it affect the rate of the SN1 reactions? How does this relate to the rate law?

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter14: Elimination

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