Of all the reaction in Organic chemistry, you know, you have to have One thing, then add a reagent, to become product number 1 or product number 2?
Understand? Substitution or elimination reaction. SN2 SN1, E2 or E1
But let's say....I am a tutor, I will teach you short cut to understand things in your memorization to that textbook you reading at....
Halide is very very very easy to identify. What are those? F, Cl, Br, I ...that column
Why?
They are very good leaving groups.
If you see anything has Halide attached to, your first reaction is? That thing gonna be plug off, and replace something on top.
If any memorization materials become too humugas....you will memorize by identify reagent or given test reactant - that is to spot, is that halide first.
When you accumulate enough experience in Organic Chemistry, just remember what I tell you.
Leaving group such as Halides is given you a whole chapter, or some content in the textbook, its to help you identify
Identify
identify ~~~
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