2. Complete the flow chart shown below by filling in the empty boxes with the dominant mechanism that will occur in each case (SN1/E1, SN2, E2, no reaction). Good or Bad Leaving Group? Good Bad Substitution of Electrophile? 1°-unhindered 1°-branched 2° 3° Strong or Weak Base? Strong or Weak Base? Strong or Weak Base? Strong or Weak Base? Strong Weak Strong Weak Strong Weak Poor or Good Nu? Poor or Poor Good Good Nu? Is the B carbon 4°? Poor Good Yes No Bulky or Small Base? Is the B carbon 4°? Bulky Small Yes No

2. Complete the flow chart shown below by filling in the empty boxes with the dominant mechanism that will occur in each case (SN1/E1, SN2, E2, no reaction). Good or Bad Leaving Group? Good Bad Substitution of Electrophile? 1°-unhindered 1°-branched 2° 3° Strong or Weak Base? Strong or Weak Base? Strong or Weak Base? Strong or Weak Base? Strong Weak Strong Weak Strong Weak Poor or Good Nu? Poor or Poor Good Good Nu? Is the B carbon 4°? Poor Good Yes No Bulky or Small Base? Is the B carbon 4°? Bulky Small Yes No

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter13: Substitution

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 4E

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