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Chapter 9: Q117P (page 391)

Draw the structures of the products obtained from the following reaction:

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The following products formed through SN1 and E1 reaction are given below

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01

Statement

The above reaction follows both SN1 and E1 mechanism.

02

Definition of SN1 reaction

SN1 reaction is a nucleophilic substitution reaction which form carbocation in 1st step before the breaking of C-halogen bond. It shows a carbocation like transition state.

A reaction mechanism with an experimental compound is given below.

03

Definition of E1 reaction

E1 reaction is an elimination reaction where formation of stable carbocation happens prior to the breaking of C-H bond. Stability of the carbocation increases the rate of the reaction. It is a two-step reaction.

04

Mechanism

The mechanism and the structures are given below,

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