Comparing E2 E1 Sn2 Sn1 Reactions
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sal for president
2 months ago 3
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GREAT VIDEO
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lol, our pot?? ahaha, thanks man! you're awesome! so much sense! :D
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"The beta makes it a little dirty" lol.
3 months ago in playlist Organic Chemistry 7
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I Like your pictorial view of SN2, SN1... But they seem very jumbled and disorganized. Still great video
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12:26 beast looking shoe
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TWO THUMBS UP FOR YOU!! it's a really excellent tutorial video! thank you so much!! keep making videos like these! LOL. God bless you!
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those dirty betas... >:]
3 months ago 3
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THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!!! I LOVE YOU!!! Lol..I'm about to keep watching this and your other ones until they sink in!
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PawprintsAngela 1 year ago 38
I liked your video a lot, but this is a reaction that will favor an E2 mechanism, and less so Sn2. CH3O (-) will be favored in this case due to it's extreme basicity. Since the alkyl halide is secondary, (or I should really say, since the carbon it is attached to is secondary), and the nucleophile is a powerful base, E2 will be dominant. Now, this is not to say that Sn2 will not occur, it absolutely will, just in lesser quantities. If the N.F was a WEAK base, Sn2 would predominate.
jaffey2006 1 year ago 12