reaction or conditions in each pair that you expect will react FASTER for the mechanism provided. THEN, in the product box, give the major organic product of the reaction for the reaction you chose. Solvent dielectric constants: dmso ɛ 49; acetonitrile 36; water 78; Acidity: pKa methanol 16, acetic acid 5. E1 SN2 H3O* Na* CN OR но H20 OR он dmso CI SN1 SN2 Br Na* F OR Br CH3OH OR dmso Br Br E2 CH3-I E2 No* OCH3 Br OR Not OCH3 OR Br Na+ CH3CN (acetonitrile) Br SN2 OR H20 Nat S-CH3

reaction or conditions in each pair that you expect will react FASTER for the mechanism provided. THEN, in the product box, give the major organic product of the reaction for the reaction you chose. Solvent dielectric constants: dmso ɛ 49; acetonitrile 36; water 78; Acidity: pKa methanol 16, acetic acid 5. E1 SN2 H3O* Na* CN OR но H20 OR он dmso CI SN1 SN2 Br Na* F OR Br CH3OH OR dmso Br Br E2 CH3-I E2 No* OCH3 Br OR Not OCH3 OR Br Na+ CH3CN (acetonitrile) Br SN2 OR H20 Nat S-CH3

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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