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Rank these substrates in order of increasing ability to undergo a nucleophilic substitution
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- For each reaction, predict what mechanism will account for the major product(s) formed and write (SN1, SN2, or NR) in the boxes provided. Explanations or drawings are not required.can someone help me with this? Make a comparison table between the reaction mechanism SN1 and SN2, take into account thereaction order, nature of the substrates, solvents used, nature of the nucleophile, stereochemistry,kinetics, and other characteristics that you consider relevant.Complete the following reactions with the majority products and the missing reaction conditions. Indicate stereochemistry if applicable. Also indicate the type of reaction that took place (SN1, SN2, E1, E2, E1bc)
- please explain clearly and in detail. thank you! 2-butene reacts with NBS yields and forms two products, 1-bromobut-2-ene and 3-bromobut-1-ene. explain how this happens using mechanisms.The synthesis above can be performed with some combination of the reagents listed below. Give the necessary reagents in the correct order. Be sure to consider stereochemistry and regiochemistry.A. NaOHB. mCPBAC. OsO4, tBuOOHD. NaHE. H2, LindlarF. CH3CH2CH2BrG. CH3CH2ClH. NaNH2I. H3O+J. Na, NH3(l)HELP ASAP! please write out mechanism and reagants/reactants for this
- Which compounds from 5a-d will react with hydroxide in the fashion shown. Which reaction will be the fastest and slowest? Explain using knowledge of carbonyl chemistry, pka and leaving groups.About: Substitution vs. Elimination Reactions Note: Identify the major and minor product (s) that are expected for each of the following reactions.Complete the reactions given below, write down the type of mechanism (SN1, SN2, E1, E2)?