Compared to Cl− or Br−, in the 2-butanol reaction,
a. H2O is a relatively good nucleophile, because it had to be avoided during the workup procedure.
b. H2O is a relatively poor nucleophile, because no or very little alcohol is observed in the GC.
c. H2O is a relatively poor nucleophile, because it carries no negative charge.
d. H2O is a relatively good nucleophile, because the yield of halides was low due to back-reaction with water.
2007-07-06
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