When the following ester is treated with lithium lodide in DMF, a carboxylate l on is obtained: へ Integrated Problem 07.91a This reaction follows which mechanism? O The substrate is primary and lodide is a strong nucleophile, so this will be an SN2 mechanism. O The substrate is primary and iodide is a weak nucleophile, so this will be an Sy1 mechanism. O The substrate is secondary and iodide is a weak nucleophile, so this will be an Sy1 mechanism. O The substrate is secondary and lodide is a strong nucleophile, so this will be an Sy2 mechanism

When the following ester is treated with lithium lodide in DMF, a carboxylate l on is obtained: へ Integrated Problem 07.91a This reaction follows which mechanism? O The substrate is primary and lodide is a strong nucleophile, so this will be an SN2 mechanism. O The substrate is primary and iodide is a weak nucleophile, so this will be an Sy1 mechanism. O The substrate is secondary and iodide is a weak nucleophile, so this will be an Sy1 mechanism. O The substrate is secondary and lodide is a strong nucleophile, so this will be an Sy2 mechanism

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Chapter9: Alkynes: An Introduction To Organic Synthesis

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Problem 46AP: A hydrocarbon of unknown structure has the formula C8H10. On catalytic hydrogenation over the...

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