Chemistry, asked by chinmaydhabale02, 1 year ago

what is sn1 and sn2 mechanism?

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Answered by pritam2847

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sn1 mechanism is based in nucleophilic substitution, involving a nucleophile replacing a leaving group just like sn 2

Answered by twin9

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tertiary alkyl halides under go sn1 reaction while primary alkyl halides under go sn2 reaction. .

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