Reaction of 2-chlorobutane with CH;CH2OH will produce three products which are compound F, G and H. Compound F is a product which was produced from nucleophilic substitution reaction. Compound G and H are major product and minor product formed from elimination reaction, respectively. a) Identify the type of mechanism(s) involved (SN1, Sx2, E1 or E2) to produce compound F, G and H. b) Illustrate the structural formula(s) of compound F, G and H. c) Outline the mechanism for the reaction to produce compound G. d) Justify the rate of reaction if concentration of CH,CH;OH is increased by double.

Reaction of 2-chlorobutane with CH;CH2OH will produce three products which are compound F, G and H. Compound F is a product which was produced from nucleophilic substitution reaction. Compound G and H are major product and minor product formed from elimination reaction, respectively. a) Identify the type of mechanism(s) involved (SN1, Sx2, E1 or E2) to produce compound F, G and H. b) Illustrate the structural formula(s) of compound F, G and H. c) Outline the mechanism for the reaction to produce compound G. d) Justify the rate of reaction if concentration of CH,CH;OH is increased by double.

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Chapter11: Ethers, Epoxides, And Sulfides

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Problem 11.18P

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