Consider the two multistep reaction pathways, which face identical reaction conditions. Which reaction pathway will give a higher yield and why? # 1 KCN 1. Но", НО COOH 2. H,0* # 2 1. HO, H,0 KCN Br .COOH 2. H,O* Select the true statement. Pathway #2 will give a higher yield. There is more steric hindrance for secondary substrates than for primary substrates in the SN2 reaction, which is the first mechanism in each of the pathways. Pathway #1 will give a higher yield. There is much less steric hindrance for primary substrates than for secondary substrates in the SN2 reaction, which is the first mechanism in each of the two pathways. O Both pathways will give the same yield.

Consider the two multistep reaction pathways, which face identical reaction conditions. Which reaction pathway will give a higher yield and why? # 1 KCN 1. Но", НО COOH 2. H,0* # 2 1. HO, H,0 KCN Br .COOH 2. H,O* Select the true statement. Pathway #2 will give a higher yield. There is more steric hindrance for secondary substrates than for primary substrates in the SN2 reaction, which is the first mechanism in each of the pathways. Pathway #1 will give a higher yield. There is much less steric hindrance for primary substrates than for secondary substrates in the SN2 reaction, which is the first mechanism in each of the two pathways. O Both pathways will give the same yield.

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