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Cl-

Nucleophile only

Br-

Nucleophile only

I-

Nucleophile only

HS-

Nucleophile only

RS-

Nucleophile only

H2S


Nucleophile only

RSH

Nucleophile only

H- (of NaH)

Base only

DBN

Base only

DBU

Base only

HO-

Strong Nuc/Strong Base

MeO-

Strong Nuc/Strong Base

EtO-

Strong Nuc/Strong Base

tBuO-

Strong Nuc/Strong Base

H2O

Weak Nuc/ Weak Base

MeOH

Weak Nuc/ Weak Base

EtOH

Weak Nuc/ Weak Base

Nucleophile only; primary

SN2

Nucleophile only; secondary

SN2 or SN1

Nucleophile only; tertiary

SN1

Base only; primary, secondary, or tertiary

E2

Strong Nuc/ Strong Base; primary

SN2 (major)


E2 (minor)

Strong Nuc/ Strong Base; secondary

E2 (major)


SN2 (minor)

Strong Nuc/ Strong Base; tertiary

E2

Weak Nuc/ Weak Base; tertiary

SN1 (generally favored)


E1 (favored in elevated temps)