Answer to Question #142770 in Organic Chemistry for Roshelle

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Question #142770

Are only tertiary halogenoalkanes hyfrolysed by Sn1 mechanism?

Expert's answer

Yes-With a tertiary halogenoalkane, this approach from the back is impossible. The back of the molecule is completely cluttered with CH₃ groups.

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