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Organohalides Substitution and Elimination Reactions
Abstract
Substitution and elimination are considered the most important types of reactions in organic chemistry. Substitution reactions are chemical reactions that involve the replacement of one functional group in a molecule or ion with another functional group. During the substitution, the bond between the functional group and the reactive centre is broken, and a new bond forms between that centre and the new functional group. On the other hand, elimination reactions are a type of organic chemical reaction in which a pair of atoms or groups are removed from a molecule. It is the primary process by which organic compounds with only one carbon-carbon bond (saturated compounds) are converted to compounds with two or three carbon-carbon bonds (unsaturated compounds). It is the primary process by which organic compounds with only one carbon-carbon bond (saturated compounds) are converted to compounds with two or three carbon-carbon bonds (unsaturated compounds).
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