Identify the stronger nucleophile in each pair of anions. 1. Br or CI in a polar protic solvent II. HO or CI in a polar aprotic solvent III. HS or F in a polar protic solvent IV. I or F in a polar aprotic solvent [1] Cr; [1] HO; [1] HS; [V] [1] Br"; [11] Cr"; [11] HS; V [1] Br"; [1] Cr; [] F"; [M] [1] Cr; [1] Cr; [1] HS; [IV] F [1] Br; [] HO; [] HS; [IV] F

Identify the stronger nucleophile in each pair of anions. 1. Br or CI in a polar protic solvent II. HO or CI in a polar aprotic solvent III. HS or F in a polar protic solvent IV. I or F in a polar aprotic solvent [1] Cr; [1] HO; [1] HS; [V] [1] Br"; [11] Cr"; [11] HS; V [1] Br"; [1] Cr; [] F"; [M] [1] Cr; [1] Cr; [1] HS; [IV] F [1] Br; [] HO; [] HS; [IV] F

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter14: Elimination

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Problem 18E

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