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The products of the S N 2 steps are to be drawn, and arrows along each C-N bond are to be drawn to indicate the electron donation by the alkyl groups. Concept introduction: Alkylation does not stop at the formation of the primary amine because the primary amine that is formed is a stronger nucleophile than NH 3 . The additional alkyl group in the primary amine is electron donating and thus helps to stabilize the positive charge in the S N 2 product [i.e., in (CH 3 CH 2 ) 2 NH 2 + ]. Consequently, the S N 2 reaction in Equation 10-13 is faster than that in Equation 10-11.

The products of the S N 2 steps are to be drawn, and arrows along each C-N bond are to be drawn to indicate the electron donation by the alkyl groups. Concept introduction: Alkylation does not stop at the formation of the primary amine because the primary amine that is formed is a stronger nucleophile than NH 3 . The additional alkyl group in the primary amine is electron donating and thus helps to stabilize the positive charge in the S N 2 product [i.e., in (CH 3 CH 2 ) 2 NH 2 + ]. Consequently, the S N 2 reaction in Equation 10-13 is faster than that in Equation 10-11.

Solution Summary: The author explains that the alkyl group donates an electron to the amine group in the S N 2 reaction.

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Chapter 10, Problem 10.4YT

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The products of the S_N2 steps are to be drawn, and arrows along each C-N bond are to be drawn to indicate the electron donation by the alkyl groups.

Concept introduction:

Alkylation does not stop at the formation of the primary amine because the primary amine that is formed is a stronger nucleophile than NH₃. The additional alkyl group in the primary amine is electron donating and thus helps to stabilize the positive charge in the S_N2 product [i.e., in (CH₃CH₂)₂NH₂⁺]. Consequently, the S_N2 reaction in Equation 10-13 is faster than that in Equation 10-11.

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