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9. The four compounds listed below undergo SN1 reactions at increasingly faster rates. For each compound, provide the contributing resonance forms for the carbocation intermediate that would be formed. Explain why the resonance forms provide information about the rate differences. Br 618 oted Br II OCH3 VI Br ofis 8 lo mubage AMA H er niese of lbeqe uoy bluow euleot edW8 Snollose gaiwollot eri ot Br oubog toa (blsitmwob) blell wol te anolog ollamots Aylno ed bluow enerT A Jelduch.a.ed.bluownodhaa.ailsnad a no anotog on tot lepie erT 8 Jolght s od bluow anoioig tom sr ot lenpie erTO olduob s ed bluow and aneporbyd S yino 1ot alsgatni bhow enotong lydlem arl hol lannie erf

9. The four compounds listed below undergo SN1 reactions at increasingly faster rates. For each compound, provide the contributing resonance forms for the carbocation intermediate that would be formed. Explain why the resonance forms provide information about the rate differences. Br 618 oted Br II OCH3 VI Br ofis 8 lo mubage AMA H er niese of lbeqe uoy bluow euleot edW8 Snollose gaiwollot eri ot Br oubog toa (blsitmwob) blell wol te anolog ollamots Aylno ed bluow enerT A Jelduch.a.ed.bluownodhaa.ailsnad a no anotog on tot lepie erT 8 Jolght s od bluow anoioig tom sr ot lenpie erTO olduob s ed bluow and aneporbyd S yino 1ot alsgatni bhow enotong lydlem arl hol lannie erf

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Chapter14: Elimination

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