![SOLVED: 4. Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions Substitution Elimination Smallish atom or group Big Bulky Base like Substitution and Elimination reactions are always competing against each other. Generally speaking; one will be the major SOLVED: 4. Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions Substitution Elimination Smallish atom or group Big Bulky Base like Substitution and Elimination reactions are always competing against each other. Generally speaking; one will be the major](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/2b8e46a2b25b4f4cb94dc38957b0c785.jpg)
SOLVED: 4. Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions Substitution Elimination Smallish atom or group Big Bulky Base like Substitution and Elimination reactions are always competing against each other. Generally speaking; one will be the major
![Nucleophile And Base Analysis (vid 2 of 2) for Substitution and Elimination Reactions By Leah4sci - YouTube Nucleophile And Base Analysis (vid 2 of 2) for Substitution and Elimination Reactions By Leah4sci - YouTube](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lkYmZzsh6L4/maxresdefault.jpg)
Nucleophile And Base Analysis (vid 2 of 2) for Substitution and Elimination Reactions By Leah4sci - YouTube
![SOLVED: For thc E2 rcaction shown bclow, draw mechanism to cxplain the formation of all products Strong Base Explain why the usc of a largc bulky base favors formation of the less SOLVED: For thc E2 rcaction shown bclow, draw mechanism to cxplain the formation of all products Strong Base Explain why the usc of a largc bulky base favors formation of the less](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/c8b34ba2f626463689442c8c283e2574.jpg)
SOLVED: For thc E2 rcaction shown bclow, draw mechanism to cxplain the formation of all products Strong Base Explain why the usc of a largc bulky base favors formation of the less
![SOLVED: Which mechanism Swl, Sn2, E1, E2? Strong bulky bases (primary and secondary) E2 favored over Sx2 Small strong bases/nucleophiles (primary and secondary) Sn2 and E2 Small strong bases/nucleophiles (tertiary) Weak bulky SOLVED: Which mechanism Swl, Sn2, E1, E2? Strong bulky bases (primary and secondary) E2 favored over Sx2 Small strong bases/nucleophiles (primary and secondary) Sn2 and E2 Small strong bases/nucleophiles (tertiary) Weak bulky](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/6d10e858d3a04fcd9c5ea22e7134a1a0.jpg)