on 1: Always use UNLESS on 2: (Remove the a H) Nu matches Y AND is -OR ne tetrahedral complex Option 1 (Preferred): All cases except Option 2 red) Option 2: If there are no leaving groups, or if the only potential leaving group is the Nu that was just added and it is not a very good leaving group (N or O). e the option and reason on 1: Always use UNLESS on 2: There is no leaving group (there are carbons and hydrogens), OR there are only ons and hydrogens except for the Nu that added, AND the Nu is N or O. ct the leaving group? (circle one) ance Charge

on 1: Always use UNLESS on 2: (Remove the a H) Nu matches Y AND is -OR ne tetrahedral complex Option 1 (Preferred): All cases except Option 2 red) Option 2: If there are no leaving groups, or if the only potential leaving group is the Nu that was just added and it is not a very good leaving group (N or O). e the option and reason on 1: Always use UNLESS on 2: There is no leaving group (there are carbons and hydrogens), OR there are only ons and hydrogens except for the Nu that added, AND the Nu is N or O. ct the leaving group? (circle one) ance Charge

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter8: Addition Via Carbocation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 31CTQ

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