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2 years ago
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Discussion the sn1 and sn2 substitution reactions. Haloalkanese

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Natali5045456 [20]2 years ago
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The SN₁ substitution reaction, in which the halogen is released from the haloalkane, and the nucleophile attacks the carbon's positive charge. SN₂ in which the nucleophile attacks the halogen's carbon, causing the halogen to be replaced in which nucleophile attack.

<h3>What is substitution reaction?</h3>

Substitution reactions are those reactions in which one functional group is replaced by another functional group.

Two types of substitution reactions can occur in haloalkanes: SN1  and SN2.

Thus, the SN₁ substitution reaction, in which the halogen is released from the haloalkane, and the nucleophile attacks the carbon's positive charge. SN₂ in which the nucleophile attacks the halogen's carbon, causing the halogen to be replaced in which nucleophile attack.

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