each of the following statements, indicate if they apply to SN1 reactions, SN2 reactions, or both. (a) involve a nucleophile in the rate determining step _______________________ (b) enhanced by use of strong nucleophiles _______________________ (c) carbocation intermediate _________________________

each of the following statements, indicate if they apply to SN1 reactions, SN2 reactions, or both. (a) involve a nucleophile in the rate determining step ___________ (b) enhanced by use of strong nucleophiles _ (c) carbocation intermediate _______________

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For each of the following statements, indicate if they apply to S_N1 reactions, S_N2 reactions, or both.

(a) involve a nucleophile in the rate determining step _______________________

(b) enhanced by use of strong nucleophiles _______________________

(d) inversion of configuration ___________________________

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