Polar Protic, Aprotic, and Non-Polar Solvents in Substitution and Elimination Reactions 

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This video gives you a detailed breakdown of the different types of organic solvents you will come across when studying substitution and elimination reactions. By watching this video you will learn about what makes a solvent polar or non-polar and what makes it protic or aprotic.
You will also learn why and how this determines between SN1 SN2 E1 E2 reactions
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This video series will show you how to analyze the individual components including alkyl chain and carbon containing the leaving group, differentiating between nucleophile and base, identifying a good leaving group, and of course the solvent type and effect on the reaction
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