Organic Chemistry Reaction Mechanism Pattern Examples

http://leah4sci.com/mechanism presents: Organic Chemistry Reaction Mechanism Patterns explained in 2 complete reactions.

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Every reaction mechanism is a series of arrow patterns that can be categorized as Nucleophilic Attack, Loss of Leaving Group, Proton Transfer or Rearrangement. This video walks you through 2 complete reactions showing you how to identify each step.
Reactions include SN1 reaction of HCl with an alcohol and the acid catalyzed formation of an ether from an alkene - same as acid catalyzed hydration but using a methanol solution.

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SN1 reaction (SN1/SN2/E1/E2 series) http://leah4sci.com/substitution-elim...
Carbocation Rearrangement Trick: http://leah4sci.com/carbocation-stabi...

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