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Dehydration Reaction
3° and 2° = E1
Methyl and 1° = E2

Dehydration Reaction
3° and 2° = E1
Methyl and 1° = E2

Dehydration Reaction
ONLY E2

E1 or SN1

E2 or SN2

Alcohol to Alkyl Halide
3° and 2° = SN1
Methyl and 1° = SN2

SN2 ONLY. 1° and 2° Alcohols ONLY

SN2 ONLY. 1° and 2° Alcohols ONLY

Forms a good leaving group

Ether Cleavage : SN2

Ether Synthesis

Epoxide Limitations

Unsymmetrical Epoxides: Acid - Attacks MORE substituted carbon

Unsymmetrical Epoxides: Strong Nucleophile - Attacks LESS substituted carbon

Symmetrical Epoxides attack from either carbon. Forms RACEMIC mixture

Epoxide Synthesis

Cyclic Ether Cleavage: SN2

Tosylate - A Good Leaving Group, does NOT affect stereochemistry when formed

1,2 - Alkyl Shift
E1 and SN1 ONLY
Converts a lesser substituted carbocation into a more substituted carbocation.
Occurs before a pi bond is formed in dehydration (E1) or before the substitution (SN1).

1,2 - Hydride Shift
E1 and SN1 ONLY
Converts a lesser substituted carbocation into a more substituted carbocation.
Occurs before a pi bond is formed in dehydration (E1) or before the substitution (SN1).