t-butyl chloride combine with hydroxy anion by
which mechanism?
(1) SNI
(2) SN2
(3) SE2
(4) SE1
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Answer:
2)SN2.................................
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t-butyl chloride combine with hydroxy anion by SN2 mechanism.
Explanation:
- The reaction between tertiary butyl chloride and hydroxy anion is a nucleophilic substitution reaction.
- It is type 2 nucleophilic substitution reaction because the rate of the reaction is dependent on two factors the concentration of tertiary butyl Chloride and the concentration of hydroxy anion.
- In this reaction Carbo cation is formed which is very stable.
- Then the hydroxy group comes and gets added to the location of the positive charge.
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