Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions | SN1 Reaction and SN2 Reaction

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I guess there's a small mistake oh doesn't directly attack in sn1 first the h2O(weak nucleophile) attack on the carbocation and then it gets de-protonized to form oh but if we directly add oh we get a sn2 rxn and form a transition state 😀😀

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Sir , in your Sn2 reaction explanation , you showed methyl chloride . It is not a primary alkyl halide , I think it should be ethyl chloride , sir please make amendments .

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No methyl chloride is primary alky halide as it is connected to a primary carbon which means halogen is attached to only one carbon thus it is primary alkyl halide

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Please explain how sn1 is favoured by weak nucleophile,,,,I couldn't understand

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How can you know that this is a strong nucleophilic reaction?

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Weak electronegative means strong nucleophile and vice versa

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Please give basic explanation for nucleophilic and electrophilic and for heterolytic and homolytic

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i think that you made a mistake in the primary alkyl halide as it did not contain any alkyl group, while u were explaining SN2.

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Ch3 is alkyl group

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