Nucleophilic substitution reactions – SN1 and SN2 mechanisms

• Young Digital Planet
• A level
• Chemistry
• XIV. Hydrocarbons
• 68. Reactions of haloalkanes

• Exam Specifications
• A Level
• AQA GCE AS/A Chemistry (5421/6421)
• AS Module 3
• Introduction to Organic Chemistry/Practical
• IV. Haloalkanes
• 51. Nucleophilic substitution
• 52. Elimination

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