5. For the SN2 reactions, draw the initial arrows that show how the nucleophile approaches and the leaving group is displaced. You will probably want to redraw the nucleophile to the left of the structure to correctly draw in both arrows. J KCN KI Br Br e:OCH3 NaBr Br

5. For the SN2 reactions, draw the initial arrows that show how the nucleophile approaches and the leaving group is displaced. You will probably want to redraw the nucleophile to the left of the structure to correctly draw in both arrows. J KCN KI Br Br e:OCH3 NaBr Br

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5. For the SN2 reactions, draw the initial arrows that show how
the nucleophile approaches and the leaving group is displaced.
You will probably want to redraw the nucleophile to the left of
the structure to correctly draw in both arrows. J
KCN
KI
Br
Br
e:OCH3
NaBr
Br
-CI
6. In the blank beside each reaction, draw either the carbocation
that forms (in the SN1 mechanisms) or the transition state
(SN2 mechanism) that needs to form.
KI
HBr
-Br
NaBr
KCN
CI

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