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Melinda Siebold
Reactivity of primary and tertiary alkyl halides
in this question, I think, we are not talking about priority of SN2 or E2, but according to the Clayden, (D) would go through E2 and (C) would choose SN2.
But we know that reactivity of tertiary halides are much more than primary ones. So, I think (D) is the right choice, either.
in this question, I think, we are not talking about priority of SN2 or E2, but according to the Clayden, (D) would go through E2 and (C) would choose SN2.
But we know that reactivity of tertiary halides are much more than primary ones. So, I think (D) is the right choice, either.
in this question, I think, we are not talking about priority of SN2 or E2, but according to the Clayden, (D) would go through E2 and (C) would choose SN2.
But we know that reactivity of tertiary halides are much more than primary ones. So, I think (D) is the right choice, either.
in this question, I think, we are not talking about priority of SN2 or E2, but according to the Clayden, (D) would go through E2 and (C) would choose SN2.
But we know that reactivity of tertiary halides are much more than primary ones. So, I think (D) is the right choice, either.
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(D), a tertiary halide, undergoes E2 much faster than (C), the primary halide.
(D), a tertiary halide, undergoes E2 much faster than (C), the primary halide.
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