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151 Primary (1°) alkyl halides undergo nucleophilic substitution by an S N2 mechanism only Secondary (2°) alkyl halides can undergo nucleophilic substitution by either an S N1 or S N2 mechanism Tertiary (3°) alkyl halides under go nucleophilic substitution by an S N1 mechanism only Stereochemistry of S N1 Reactions – A single enantiomer of ...

Chemistry Lab Report Guidelines - Azusa Pacific University

White, J. and Holmes, R. CHEM 151/152 General Chemistry Laboratory Manual Azusa Pacific University: Azusa, CA, 2013. Ver. 1.3 Prepared by Carrie Miller, August 2014 INTRODUCTION GUIDE General Chemistry Lab Reports The introduction section of a lab report provides the background and significance of the experiment.

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