What is sn1 and sn2 reaction mechanism?
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Both SN1 & SN2 are types of nucleophilic substitution.
# SN1 reaction -
- Rate determining step involves 1 component in SN1 reaction.
- These reactions are usually unimolecular.
- Reaction proceeds through formation of an intermediate.
- There is racemization of stereochemistry at the reaction centre.
- The first step is slower and therefore determines the rate.
# SN2 reaction-
- Rate determining step involves 2 components in SN2 reaction.
- These reactions are bimolecular.
- Reactions do not involve intermediate formation.
- There is inversion of stereochemistry at the reaction centre.
Hope this ia useful...
Both SN1 & SN2 are types of nucleophilic substitution.
# SN1 reaction -
- Rate determining step involves 1 component in SN1 reaction.
- These reactions are usually unimolecular.
- Reaction proceeds through formation of an intermediate.
- There is racemization of stereochemistry at the reaction centre.
- The first step is slower and therefore determines the rate.
# SN2 reaction-
- Rate determining step involves 2 components in SN2 reaction.
- These reactions are bimolecular.
- Reactions do not involve intermediate formation.
- There is inversion of stereochemistry at the reaction centre.
Hope this ia useful...
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