is this reaction following an SN1 or SN2 mechanism?Write out the rate law for this reaction.Draw a reaction coordinate diagram for this reaction. 2)For the following reaction, draw the likely nucleophilic substitution mechanism and try to writeout that mechanism in words as in the previous example.CIOHOH2

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is this reaction following an SN1 or SN2 mechanism?Write out the rate law for this reaction.Draw a reaction coordinate diagram for this reaction.

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For the following reaction, draw the likely nucleophilic substitution mechanism and try to write
out that mechanism in words as in the previous example.
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