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CHEM 202Organic Chemistry II
12d 4h to the exam
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Why does SN1 favor tertiary carbons but SN2 doesn't?
Is the E2 mechanism on Thursday's midterm?
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Week 6 review guide: substitution vs elimination
Lecture 14 notes, stereochemistry
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Stereochemistry
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