(d) Substituent X was varied between electron donating and electron withdrawing groups in the following four reaction steps. (i) Would you expect a positive or negative p value for each reaction step? (ii) Should the magnitude of p be greater or less than 1 for each reaction step? Explain your reasoning in each case. Reaction step #1 Reaction step #2 Reaction step #3 Reaction step #4 In th CH3 HO OH X CH₂ Na'OEr EIOH NO₂ FO CH₂ مردم X H NO₂ H CH₂

(d) Substituent X was varied between electron donating and electron withdrawing groups in the following four reaction steps. (i) Would you expect a positive or negative p value for each reaction step? (ii) Should the magnitude of p be greater or less than 1 for each reaction step? Explain your reasoning in each case. Reaction step #1 Reaction step #2 Reaction step #3 Reaction step #4 In th CH3 HO OH X CH₂ Na'OEr EIOH NO₂ FO CH₂ مردم X H NO₂ H CH₂

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter14: Elimination

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