Classification of strong bases, strong Nucleophiles, weak bases, and weak nucleophiles

[@YSo_serious]

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[@SaraAljanabi]

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[@didarschemistry3352]

May I get this in point of view SN1 and SN2 , E1 and E2

[@divinoadorat6594]

Droping the link for your question
ecas.wvu.edu/chemvideos/pages/233/SubVsElimSummary.html#:~:text=Look%20at%20the%20substrate.&text=In%20the%20presence%20of%20a,will%20be%20the%20favored%20pathway.&text=Elimination%20is%20typically%20preferred%20over,strong%20nucleophile%2C%20but%20weak%20base.&text=Substitution%20is%20typically%20preferred%20over,strong%20bulky%20base%20is%20used

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[@kaustubhshirke2556]

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[@mahimachoudhary4888]

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[@pritamde228]

What about acetate/acetic acid?

[@visuallearners1832]

Acetate will still be considered borderline to strong nucleophile since it has negative charge. It won’t be as strong as ethoxide though due to resonance.

[@gamert2525]

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[@sharduljadhav250]

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