Sn1/sn2/e1/e2

[DentsDoItBetter]

ok i used to be really good at this when i took ochem.

when looking at a rxn...how do you know if its SN1/2 OR E1/2...

i remember there was a thread that listed when to and when to not use each mechanism...

can anyone find it????

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[DentsDoItBetter]

im answering my question....

i found this great site with that info on it here:

http://www.snow.edu/~paulf/pdf Chem 2310/Handout2310_SN-E.pdf


hope it helps....

im on the brick of crying...this is so overhelming...no wonder dentists have a high suicide rate!

 

[Jo07]

haha actually, I was thinking that the other night when I was studying. Maybe that study mixed up dentists and pre-dents