As some of you have seen while reading/watching outside sources, most textbooks say that SMI and El occur on 2° carbons (we said they only take place on 3°). Let's explore that concept we didn't learn. Draw the SNI) and El product for the following reaction and assume that it will go through a car bocation intermediate. Using your knowledge about car bocations, draw the product to the SMI and El reactions, and draw the mechanism of each of these reactions, explaining how you got to each of those products H₂0 substitution Products Mechanism for substitution product Mechanism for elimination product Elimination Product

As some of you have seen while reading/watching outside sources, most textbooks say that SMI and El occur on 2° carbons (we said they only take place on 3°). Let's explore that concept we didn't learn. Draw the SNI) and El product for the following reaction and assume that it will go through a car bocation intermediate. Using your knowledge about car bocations, draw the product to the SMI and El reactions, and draw the mechanism of each of these reactions, explaining how you got to each of those products H₂0 substitution Products Mechanism for substitution product Mechanism for elimination product Elimination Product

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter15: Radical Reactions

Section: Chapter Questions

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