Select ONLY those GOOD LEAVING GROUPS which can be replaced in S1 or SN2 reactions for this particular compound below. Make sure to rank them by conjugate base stability: Leaving Group 1 is the most stable conjugate base Leaving Group 2 is the second most stable conjugate base Leaving Group 3 is less stable conjugate base relative to Leaving Group 1 or Leaving Group 2 Hint: use the chart on page 151 (Chapter 9.4) Type your answers in the blanks below using chemical notation for the right leaving group, for example type F (for fluoride); Br (for bromide); CI (for chloride); I (for iodide); OMS (for mesylate), OTs (for tosylate), and OTf (for triflate). If the same group can be a good leaving group then type it twice, for example, type Cl (in the first blank) and Cl again (in the second blank). "Leaving Group 1 is Leaving Group 2 is F Br MeO OTS Br CI Br , Leaving Group 3 is

Select ONLY those GOOD LEAVING GROUPS which can be replaced in S1 or SN2 reactions for this particular compound below. Make sure to rank them by conjugate base stability: Leaving Group 1 is the most stable conjugate base Leaving Group 2 is the second most stable conjugate base Leaving Group 3 is less stable conjugate base relative to Leaving Group 1 or Leaving Group 2 Hint: use the chart on page 151 (Chapter 9.4) Type your answers in the blanks below using chemical notation for the right leaving group, for example type F (for fluoride); Br (for bromide); CI (for chloride); I (for iodide); OMS (for mesylate), OTs (for tosylate), and OTf (for triflate). If the same group can be a good leaving group then type it twice, for example, type Cl (in the first blank) and Cl again (in the second blank). "Leaving Group 1 is Leaving Group 2 is F Br MeO OTS Br CI Br , Leaving Group 3 is

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter24: Carboxylic Acids & Derivatives

Section: Chapter Questions

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