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Give the mechanism of unimolecular nucleophelic substitution reaction and bimolecular nucleophelic substitution reaction in alkyl halides

Give the mechanism of unimolecular nucleophelic substitution reaction and bimolecular nucleophelic substitution reaction in alkyl halides

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Vikas TU
14149 Points
6 years ago
The SN1 response is a substitution response in natural science. "SN" remains for nucleophilic substitution and the "1" speaks to the way that the rate-deciding stride is unimolecular 
Along these lines, the rate condition is frequently appeared as having first-arrange reliance on electrophile and zero-arrange reliance on nucleophile. This relationship holds for circumstances where the measure of nucleophile is significantly more prominent than that of the carbocation middle of the road 

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