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Alkyl Halide
R–X (R–alkane, X– Halogen, B– Benzene)
Vinyl Halide
C=C–X (R–alkane, X– Halogen, B– Benzene)
Aryl Halide
B–X (R–alkane, X– Halogen, B– Benzene)
Halogen naming
replace –ide with –o
Vincinal Dihalide
Two halogens on adjacent carbons
Geminal Dihalide
Two halogens on the same carbon
SN2 Kinetics
Rate Doubles
SN2 Rate Equation
k[Substrate][Nu] Second Order
SN2 RDS
Ea and T.S. stability
SN2 Inversion Rate
100%
SN1 Inversion Rate
50%
SN2 T.S.
Bimolecular
SN1 T.S.
Unimolecular
SN2 Rate
2nd order
SN1 Rate
1st order
Order of reactivity by SN2
CH3 > primary > Secondary
Order of Reactivity by SN1
tertiary > secondary >> primary
allyl carbocation
A carbon with a positive charge adjacent to a carbon carbon double bond
Benzyl Carbocation
A carbon with a positive charge adjacent to a benzene ring
LG Must form a
Stable Anion or Neutral molecule.
The better LG, The faster the rate involves
Weaker base
SN2 Process
Nucleophile attaches AS Halogen leaves
SN1 Process
Halogen leaves THEN nucleoplephile attaches
Larger halogen is a Stronger/weaker base
Weaker
SN1: Higher Concentration of Nucleophile
No change
SN2: Higher Concentration of Nucleophile
Increased rate
SN1: Stronger Nucleophile
No Change in rate
SN2: Stronger Nucleophile
Faster Rate
Stronger Nucleophile
Reacts Rapidly
Weaker Nucleophile
Reacts slowly
Strength of a negatively charged nucleophile is stronger/weaker than its conjugate.
stronger
Nucleophilicity Trend (Horizontal)
Decreases from left to right on Periodic table
High EN causes
Greater Hold on electrons
Nucleophilicity Trend (vertical)
Increases down a group
Bulky Groups affect on nucleophilicity
Decrease
Strong Nucleophile favor
SN2
Weak Nucleophiles favor
SN1