For SN2Explain if 3o ( tertiary) alkyl halides reacted (fastest or slowest) explain why. Be sure to explain if alkyl halides did not react or did react and why.3o (tertiary) compounds listed are: 2-chloro-2-methylpropane (see picture) Base your explanations on the following considerations: the nature of leaving group, the effect of structure, steric hindrance and any other feature. Data/Results:Reactivity of Alkyl Halides with Silver Nitrate in Ethanol#:CompoundRoom temp.50 °CProductNameStructureTimeObs.TimeObs.StructureN7 1-chlorobutaneclass halsallde8|| 1-bromobutaneclass0-1.28 Abitseç CloutyMi AbitClouMInBr10-3 Clear 0 ScolGte y2-chlorobutaneclass 2minLans 0-5 ClecarlO5.30 ClealHzC2-bromobutaneMinjun mureclass 20-5,00 Clearo SsO L Coythan HI2-chloro-2-white0-28 (claudymethylpropaneclass 31-chloro-2-sec.r10 realry6.butene(crotylchloride)classSpc sec CiovinExtrerhN^cI ,24WhiteClodyHhantyMiv7benzylchlorideclass°(leaebromobenzene8.class_79.9 bromocyclopentaneclass 2Br10 bromocyclohexaneclass 2of%233.4-

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Data/Results: Reactivity of Alkyl Halides with Silver Nitrate in Ethanol #3 Compound Room temp. 50 °C Product Name Structure Time Obs. Time Obs. Structure N2 1-chlorobutane class alsallaad 1-bromobutane class 0-1.28 Abit sec Clouty & Min Abit, MIn Br 3 2-chlorobutane min class 2 Kins 10-500 (leur O5.30 Clear H3C 2-bromobutane 0-5,00 Clearlo SsO Couy whie 10-28 (claudy 4 Min class 2 than 1 2-chloro-2- methylpropane class 3 sec. 1-chloro-2- v10 reairy Sec sec Civi しHC Extrenhd butene(crotyl chloride) class benzylchloride class N^cI 1,24white Min Cioudy Min Cleae bromobenzene 8. class 7 bromocyclopentane class 2 9. Br 10 bromocyclohexane class 2

Data/Results: Reactivity of Alkyl Halides with Silver Nitrate in Ethanol #3 Compound Room temp. 50 °C Product Name Structure Time Obs. Time Obs. Structure N2 1-chlorobutane class alsallaad 1-bromobutane class 0-1.28 Abit sec Clouty & Min Abit, MIn Br 3 2-chlorobutane min class 2 Kins 10-500 (leur O5.30 Clear H3C 2-bromobutane 0-5,00 Clearlo SsO Couy whie 10-28 (claudy 4 Min class 2 than 1 2-chloro-2- methylpropane class 3 sec. 1-chloro-2- v10 reairy Sec sec Civi しHC Extrenhd butene(crotyl chloride) class benzylchloride class N^cI 1,24white Min Cioudy Min Cleae bromobenzene 8. class 7 bromocyclopentane class 2 9. Br 10 bromocyclohexane class 2

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