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Substrate: 1°
Reagent: Nucleophile only
SN2
Substrate: 2°
Reagent: Nucleophile only
SN2 + SN1;
SN2 generally favored, especially when polar aprotic solvent
Substrate: 3°
Reagent: Nucleophile only
SN1
Substrate: 1°
Reagent: Base only
E2
Substrate: 2°
Reagent: Base only
E2
Substrate: 3°
Reagent: Base only
E2
Substrate: 1°
Reagent: strong both
SN2 (major)
E2 (minor)
Substrate: 2°
Reagent: strong both
E2 (major)
SN2 (minor)
Substrate: 3°
Reagent: strong both
E2
Substrate: 1°
Reagent: weak both
SN2 + E2
not actually practical
Substrate: 2°
Reagent: weak both
All 4
Not really practical;
SECONDARY ALCOHOL + SULFURIC ACID --> E1
Substrate: 3°
Reagent: weak both
SN1 + E1
high temperature favors E1;
alcohol + sulfuric acid does E1