Make a comparison table between the reaction mechanism SN1 and SN2, take into account the reaction order, nature of the substrates, solvents used, nature of the nucleophile, stereochemistry, kinetics, and other characteristics that you consider relevant.

Make a comparison table between the reaction mechanism SN1 and SN2, take into account the reaction order, nature of the substrates, solvents used, nature of the nucleophile, stereochemistry, kinetics, and other characteristics that you consider relevant.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter14: Elimination

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