9. Identify the major product of each reaction and indicate whether the reaction is likely to proceed by a bimolecular (S2) or a unimolecular (SN1) mechanism. Why is each reaction likely to proceed via the mechanism you have chosen? (Hint: The leaving groups -OSO₂CF3 and -OMs are also sulfonates (like tosylate, -OTS), so they are also good leaving groups.) a) b) oso,CF, Br OMS Nal acetone CH,OH 80% H₂O, 20 % ethanol

9. Identify the major product of each reaction and indicate whether the reaction is likely to proceed by a bimolecular (S2) or a unimolecular (SN1) mechanism. Why is each reaction likely to proceed via the mechanism you have chosen? (Hint: The leaving groups -OSO₂CF3 and -OMs are also sulfonates (like tosylate, -OTS), so they are also good leaving groups.) a) b) oso,CF, Br OMS Nal acetone CH,OH 80% H₂O, 20 % ethanol

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter14: Elimination

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