Choose the correct statement(s) regarding Aryl and vinyl halides participation in SN2 reactions. Backside approach would be through the plane of the benzene ring. the nucleophile approaches the vinylic halides at the opposite side of the C-X carbon, in the plane of the alkene which causes Van der Waals repulsions. the nucleophile approaches the vinylic halides at the same side of the C-X carbon, in the plane of the alkene which reduces Van der Waals repulsions. □ If a vinylic halide undergos an SN2 reaction, it must form a vinylic cation. During an SN2 reaction, the carbon undergoing substitution rehybridizes to an sp3 hybrid in the transition state

Choose the correct statement(s) regarding Aryl and vinyl halides participation in SN2 reactions. Backside approach would be through the plane of the benzene ring. the nucleophile approaches the vinylic halides at the opposite side of the C-X carbon, in the plane of the alkene which causes Van der Waals repulsions. the nucleophile approaches the vinylic halides at the same side of the C-X carbon, in the plane of the alkene which reduces Van der Waals repulsions. □ If a vinylic halide undergos an SN2 reaction, it must form a vinylic cation. During an SN2 reaction, the carbon undergoing substitution rehybridizes to an sp3 hybrid in the transition state

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter20: Acidity And Pka Of Phenols

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 11E

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