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Alkyl Halide

Halogen Directly to sp3

Halogen Directly to sp3

Vinyl Halide

Halogen bonded to sp2 of alkene

Halogen bonded to sp2 of alkene

Aryl Halide

Halogen bonded to sp2 carbon of benzene ring

Halogen bonded to sp2 carbon of benzene ring

Methylene Halide

CH2X2

Haloform

CHX3

Carbon Tetrahalide

CX4

Methyl Halides

Halide is attached to methyl group

Halide is attached to methyl group

Primary Alkyl Halide

Carbon to which halogen is bonded to one other carbon

Carbon to which halogen is bonded to one other carbon

Secondary Alkyl Halide

Carbon to which halogen is bonded is attached to two other carbons

Carbon to which halogen is bonded is attached to two other carbons

Tertiary Alkyl Halide

Carbon to which halogen is attached to three other carbons

Carbon to which halogen is attached to three other carbons

Geminal Dihalide

Two halogen atoms bonded to the same carbon

Two halogen atoms bonded to the same carbon

Vicinal Dichloride

Two halogen atoms bonded to adjacent carbons

Two halogen atoms bonded to adjacent carbons

Higher BP

Greater IMF, Greater Mass, Less spherical shape

Bromination

Highly selective, 3 carbons> 2 carbons> 1 carbon

SN2

CH3X>1>2, Strong Nucleophile, Polar Aprotic solvent, Rate=k[alkyl halide][Nuc], Inversion at chiral carbon, No rearrangements

SN1

3>2, Weak nucleophile, Polar Protic Solvent, Rate=k[alkyl halide], Racemization, Rearranged products

Polar Protic Solvents

Acidic hydrogens, solvate nucleophile

Polar Aprotic Solvents

Cannot H bond, make SN2 reactions faster

Sn2

One step Reaction

Sn1

Two steps, carbocation intermediate

E1

Unimolecular elimination, lost a hydrogen and halide, nucleophile acts as base, 2 steps

E2

Elimination, bimolecular, requires a strong base, proton is lost, double bond forms, leaving group leaves, 1 step