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Which factor primarily affects the reactivity of compounds in SN1 substitution reactions?
Which factor primarily affects the reactivity of compounds in SN1 substitution reactions?
- Stability of the carbocation formed (correct)
- Presence of double bonds
- Electronegativity of the atoms
- Molecular weight of the compounds
In decreasing order of reactivity for SN1 substitution, which compound characteristic is likely to enhance reactivity?
In decreasing order of reactivity for SN1 substitution, which compound characteristic is likely to enhance reactivity?
- Weak nucleophiles
- Primary carbocations
- Tertiary carbocations (correct)
- Strong bases
What is a common misconception regarding the reactivity of compounds in SN1 reactions?
What is a common misconception regarding the reactivity of compounds in SN1 reactions?
- Reactivity is independent of carbocation stability (correct)
- All compounds react at the same speed
- Nucleophile strength has no effect on reaction rate
- Increasing steric hindrance always decreases reactivity
If a compound should participate in an SN1 reaction, which structural feature is least likely to decrease its reactivity?
If a compound should participate in an SN1 reaction, which structural feature is least likely to decrease its reactivity?
Which of the following statements about SN1 reactions is accurate?
Which of the following statements about SN1 reactions is accurate?
Flashcards
SN1 Reaction
SN1 Reaction
A type of nucleophilic substitution reaction that proceeds through a carbocation intermediate.
SN1 Reaction Rate
SN1 Reaction Rate
The rate of the reaction depends only on the concentration of the substrate.
Carbocation Stability
Carbocation Stability
The more stable the carbocation formed, the faster the reaction.
Carbocation Stability in SN1
Carbocation Stability in SN1
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Carbocation Stability Order
Carbocation Stability Order
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Study Notes
Reactivity Order of Compounds
- The question asks for the decreasing order of reactivity of the compounds for SN substitution.
- Four different compounds (a, b, c, and d) with chlorine substituents are presented.
- The correct answer is d > c > a > b.
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Test your knowledge on the reactivity order of different compounds in SN substitution reactions. This quiz focuses on understanding the effects of chlorine substituents on reactivity. Determine the correct decreasing order for the provided compounds.
