1. The structure of the substrate impacts on a nucleophilic substitution reaction; some substrates are better...

1. The structure of the substrate impacts on a nucleophilic substitution reaction; some substrates are better S_N2 reactants, others are more suitable as S_N1 reactants.

a. Which type(s) of halide will react faster by an S_N1 reaction? Explain

b. Which type(s) of halide will react faster by an S_N2 reaction? Explain

c. Predict the order of reactivity (1=least, 4=most) of primary, secondary, tertiary, and aryl halides toward nucleophilic displacement by an S_N2 reaction mechanism. Explain

d. Predict the order of reactivity (1=least, 4=most) of primary, secondary, tertiary, and aryl halides toward nucleophilic displacement by an S_N1 reaction mechanism. Explain

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