Cнз CH xs diethyl ether Н,с .Cн, сн, Нас CI CH3 (a) A>B>C> D (b) A> C> B> D Нас -CH, NaoсH, xs CH3OH CH3 (d) B> C> A>D (c) B> A>C>D Hас :CI: (e) C> A> B> D (f) D>A> C> B CH Which of the following electrophiles would yield the fastest reaction rate in an SNl reaction? . Nu Ph Нас -Cl: Nu (a) (b) Нас-сi: (c) CI: NU Ph (e) H3C CH3 Br: (1) none are (d) Ph -Cl : Nu reactive Ph CH3 Which electrophile is capable of reacting by either an SN1 or SN2 mechanism depending the type of nucleophile and solvent? CH (e) (a) (b) Ph
Cнз CH xs diethyl ether Н,с .Cн, сн, Нас CI CH3 (a) A>B>C> D (b) A> C> B> D Нас -CH, NaoсH, xs CH3OH CH3 (d) B> C> A>D (c) B> A>C>D Hас :CI: (e) C> A> B> D (f) D>A> C> B CH Which of the following electrophiles would yield the fastest reaction rate in an SNl reaction? . Nu Ph Нас -Cl: Nu (a) (b) Нас-сi: (c) CI: NU Ph (e) H3C CH3 Br: (1) none are (d) Ph -Cl : Nu reactive Ph CH3 Which electrophile is capable of reacting by either an SN1 or SN2 mechanism depending the type of nucleophile and solvent? CH (e) (a) (b) Ph
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which of the following electrophiles would yield the fastest reaction rate in an SN1 reaction
Transcribed Image Text:Cнз
CH
xs diethyl ether
Н,с
.Cн,
сн,
Нас
CI
CH3
(a)
A>B>C> D
(b) A> C> B> D
Нас
-CH, NaoсH,
xs CH3OH
CH3
(d)
B> C> A>D
(c) B> A>C>D
Hас
:CI:
(e)
C> A> B> D
(f)
D>A> C> B
CH
Which of the following electrophiles would yield the fastest reaction rate in an SNl reaction?
. Nu
Ph
Нас
-Cl: Nu
(a)
(b)
Нас-сi:
(c)
CI: NU
Ph
(e) H3C CH3
Br:
(1)
none are
(d)
Ph
-Cl : Nu
reactive
Ph
CH3
Which electrophile is capable of reacting by either an SN1 or SN2 mechanism depending
the type of nucleophile and solvent?
CH
(e)
(a)
(b)
Ph
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