1) Please propose a mechanism for the reaction given below. Designate the process as either SN1 or SN2, and give one word to describe the associated stereochemistry. Be sure to include lone pairs, formal charges, and perfect curved arrows, as well as appropriate diagrams for any relevant transition states or intermediate species involved.

1) Please propose a mechanism for the reaction given below. Designate the process as either SN1 or SN2, and give one word to describe the associated stereochemistry. Be sure to include lone pairs, formal charges, and perfect curved arrows, as well as appropriate diagrams for any relevant transition states or intermediate species involved.

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