(d) Consider the following catalyzed and non-catalyzed pathways of a substitution reaction of bromoethane. Draw an energy diagram for each of the following reactions (label all axes and include reactants, intermediates (if any) and products). e CH3CH₂Br + HO e CH3CH₂OH + Br (non-catalyzed) CH3CH₂Br + HOⓇ CH3CH₂OH + 1 (catalyzed) CH3CH₂ + Br

(d) Consider the following catalyzed and non-catalyzed pathways of a substitution reaction of bromoethane. Draw an energy diagram for each of the following reactions (label all axes and include reactants, intermediates (if any) and products). e CH3CH₂Br + HO e CH3CH₂OH + Br (non-catalyzed) CH3CH₂Br + HOⓇ CH3CH₂OH + 1 (catalyzed) CH3CH₂ + Br

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Chapter14: Elimination

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Problem 20E

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