Consider (S)-2-chlorobutane reacting with methanol, CH3OH a) Write a balanced equation, clearly indicate stereochemistry of the reactants) and the product(s). b) Show the mechanism of this reaction. Be sure to show all relevant lone pairs of electrons, charges, intermediates, transition states, and "electron-pushing" arrows. c) Draw and label a reaction energy diagram for this reaction. Assume the reaction is exothermic overall. d) Predict the rate law for this reaction. e) Which will react faster with HOCH3, (SL 2 chlorobutane or 2 bromo 2.

Consider (S)-2-chlorobutane reacting with methanol, CH3OH a) Write a balanced equation, clearly indicate stereochemistry of the reactants) and the product(s). b) Show the mechanism of this reaction. Be sure to show all relevant lone pairs of electrons, charges, intermediates, transition states, and "electron-pushing" arrows. c) Draw and label a reaction energy diagram for this reaction. Assume the reaction is exothermic overall. d) Predict the rate law for this reaction. e) Which will react faster with HOCH3, (SL 2 chlorobutane or 2 bromo 2.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter15: Radical Reactions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12E

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