Q2: We would not expect the following primary alkyl halide to go through an SN1 reaction.However, it can go through an SN1 mechanism. Explain why. Hint: Think about what happenswhen the leaving group leaves.CINaOEtOHHབྱིས་H

The SN1 reaction is a two-step nucleophilic substitution that proceeds via a carbocation…

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Q2: We would not expect the following primary alkyl halide to go through an SN1 reaction. However, it can go through an SN1 mechanism. Explain why. Hint: Think about what happens when the leaving group leaves. CI NaO EtOH H བྱིས་ H