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Give three specific examples of nucleophiles below by drawing their Lewis structures.
  a. a carbon nucleophile
  b. a halogen nucleophile
  c. any other nucleophile type not like those in a or b



Question 2

Give three specific examples of electrophiles below by drawing their Lewis structures.
  a. a carbon electrophile
  b. a halogen electrophile
  c. any other electrophile type not like those in a or b



Question 3

The alkyl halide below does not undergo any kind of substitution reaction. Explain for each kind of
  substitution reaction.


 

Question 4

Which forms the most stable carbocation?
 

Question 5

Choose the carbocation that could not be formed from
 

Question 6

Which conditions favor an efficient (fast, high yield) SN1 reaction between an appropriate alkyl halide
  and a nucleophile which has no charge?
  a. weak nucleophile, polar solvent
  b. high concentration of a strong nucleophile, polar solvent
  c. low concentration of a strong nucleophile, nonpolar solvent
  d. low concentration of a strong nucleophile, polar solvent
  e. a and d




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Answer to Question 1



Answer to Question 2



Answer to Question 3

The structure represents a tertiary alkyl halide, which does not undergo SN2 reactions. A tertiary alkyl
halide normally undergoes SN1 reactions, but this alkyl halide cannot form a planar carbocation due to
geometrical constraints.



Answer to Question 4

a

Answer to Question 5

b

Answer to Question 6

e



KimWrice

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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