Identify SN1 transition state properties. Choose one or more: O A. There are two transition states in an SN1 reaction. O B. There is one transition state in an SN1 reaction. C. The transition state(s) is/are higher in energy than the reactants. O D. The transition state(s) is/are lower in energy than the reactants. OE. The transition state(s) is/are higher in energy than the intermediate(s). F. The transition state(s) is/are lower in energy than the intermediate(s). O G. The transition state(s) have the same energy as the intermediate(s). O H. For a mechanism that contains ntotal steps, there must be ntotal transition states.

Identify SN1 transition state properties. Choose one or more: O A. There are two transition states in an SN1 reaction. O B. There is one transition state in an SN1 reaction. C. The transition state(s) is/are higher in energy than the reactants. O D. The transition state(s) is/are lower in energy than the reactants. OE. The transition state(s) is/are higher in energy than the intermediate(s). F. The transition state(s) is/are lower in energy than the intermediate(s). O G. The transition state(s) have the same energy as the intermediate(s). O H. For a mechanism that contains ntotal steps, there must be ntotal transition states.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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