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Sir, How can I predict whether a reaction will undergo an SN2 mechanism or E2 mechanism?
hi, the E2 mechanism is analogous to the Sn2 . and both competes . usually in most of the cases we get both the substituition as well as elimination product . the ratio of E : S varies , which depends upon certain factors normally all nuclephiles are base . but when we have good nucleophiles Sn2 is favoured . &when we have strong bases E2 is favoured. it also depends upon how acidic the H , which is attatched to the adjacent C , is. if it is more acidic than obviously we will get a favoured Ellimination product.
hi,
the E2 mechanism is analogous to the Sn2 . and both competes . usually in most of the cases we get both the substituition as well as elimination product . the ratio of E : S varies , which depends upon certain factors
normally all nuclephiles are base . but when we have good nucleophiles Sn2 is favoured . &when we have strong bases E2 is favoured.
it also depends upon how acidic the H , which is attatched to the adjacent C , is.
if it is more acidic than obviously we will get a favoured Ellimination product.
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