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- These problems differ from those in earlier chapters in that they directly test your knowledge of core material rather than using a descriptive passage to extend the material or introduce new ideas. The number of factors that contribute to nucleophilic substitution can be daunting. The really major ones, though, are few and readily applied to specific reactions by using the SN1 and SN2 mechanisms to guide your analysis.Which compound undergoes substitution by the SN2 mechanism at the fastest rate?In the chemical reaction between bromocyclohexane and ethanolic silver nitrate solution, a precipitate is definitely formed. Using the skeletal structures of the molecules, write out the skeletal structure of each reaction (don't include the mechanism). Identify what the nucleophile is in each type of reaction, especially within this SN1 reaction. Explain the reactivity of each electrophile/substrate in terms of whether they are tertiary, secondary, primary, etc. for each reaction. Include the overall chemical reaction.Decide which compounds from the list below are best suited for nucleophilic addition reactions and which ones are more appropriate for nucleophilic substitution reactions.