Nucleophilic Addition Elimination Reaction : carboxylic acids and derivatives,SNAC or SNAE examples on 1) acis Halides,2) Esters,3) cyclic esters

Nucleophilic addition reaction || SNAE || SN2 Reaction

Nucleophilic Addition Elimination Reaction : acyl nucleophilic substitution on carboxylic acids and dervatives(SNAE/SNAC)-3) carboxylic acid,4)anhydrides(Symmetrical and unsymmetrical),5)benzene sulphonyl chloride,6) cyanides and isocyanides,7) amides

SNAE (Addition Elimination Reaction), In Acidic and Basic Medium with Examples

Nucleophilic Addition Reaction Followed By Elimination Of H2o Addition Of Ammonia Derivatives

carboxylic acid and their derivatives| preparation| substitution|alkaline hydrolysis of ester

Aldehyde, ketone, carboxylic acid derivatives contain C= O group. Aldehyde and ketones give nucleophilic addition reactions where as acid and acid derivatives give nucleophilic addition followed by elimination reactions. Nucleophilic addition reactions followed by elimination of acid dervatives is Known sacyl substitution reaction. This substitution reaction takes place by formation of tetrahedral intermediate. For the given reaction which of these is correct ?

Nucleophilic substitution in alkyl halide, Benzyl Halide (SN1,SN2 reaction)