Solvent Effects on Sn1 and Sn2 Reactions

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[GOOBLE07]

Thank you for not confusing us Khan and using "nucleuses"

[ZhGin]

very helpful! thx but isn't diethyl ether non-polar?

[MrRandyjohns]

@ZhGin Think about the lone pairs on oxygen and how they would be next to each other just like water.

[ZhGin]

@MrRandyjohns Sounds reasonable... but why is diethyl ether immiscible with water? (that's how extraction's lab works, right?)

[MrRandyjohns]

@ZhGin Well, diethyl ether isn't totally immiscible with water. It is slightly immiscible and I assume that is because of the ethyl groups on each side of the oxygen being soluble in organic solution and not water. Just a guess, I'm not exactly sure.

[ZhGin]

very helpful! thx but isn't diethyl ether non-polar?

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[athleticasian1]

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[AGundhu101]

Hey Sal,

When you describe the Sn2 Rx, I became a bit confused with the stereochemistry of the product. In your previous video, you had said that during an Sn2 Rx, the stereochemistry changes from S to R. In other words, the "umbrella" would fold in on itself. If that were true, then in your Sn2 example, wouldn't the orange group and the blue group be swapped in positions? I see no change in chirality in your example, please correct me if I'm wrong.

Thanks,

Maninder

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[noodletropic]

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[bleez01]

Sall you're awesome. Can you please do a video on the types of spectroscopy?

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