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Organic Chemistry · CHM201
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Why does an SN1 reaction favour tertiary substrates?

SN1 proceeds through a carbocation intermediate. Tertiary carbons carry three alkyl groups, which donate electron density and stabilise that positive charge.

Source: Lecture 4 — Nucleophilic Substitution.pdf

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