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A student ran two separate substitution reactions, Reaction A and Reaction B, in lab that utilized an alkyl halide and a nucleophile. However, he did not know if the reactions proceeded through an SN1 or SN2 mechanism. To determine the mechanism for both reactions, the student increased the concentration of the nucleophile in Reactions A and B. The rate of reaction for Reaction A increased. The rate of reaction for Reaction B remained the same.
(a) Which reaction is the SN1 reaction? (1 pt)
(b) Which reaction is the SN2 reaction? (1 pt)
(c) Explain both of your choices. (4 pts)
Help greatly appreciated!!
A student ran two separate substitution reactions, Reaction A and Reaction B, in lab that utilized an alkyl halide and a nucleophile. However, he did not know if the reactions proceeded through an SN1 or SN2 mechanism. To determine the mechanism for both reactions, the student increased the concentration of the nucleophile in Reactions A and B. The rate of reaction for Reaction A increased. The rate of reaction for Reaction B remained the same.
(a) Which reaction is the SN1 reaction? (1 pt)
(b) Which reaction is the SN2 reaction? (1 pt)
(c) Explain both of your choices. (4 pts)
Trinidad TremblayLv2
22 Apr 2019