The compound below can react rapidly via an SN1 process:OTSSelect the explanation of why this primary substrate will undergo an SN1 reaction so rapidly.O When the leaving group leaves, the carbocation formed is resonance stabilized.O The Ea of the first step of the mechanism is lower than the E, of the second step.O The methyl substrate has little steric hindrance and a lower-energy transition state.O The rate of the reaction is a result of the strong leaving group.

A unimolecular nucleophilic substitution reaction, often referred to as an SN1 reaction, is a type…

The compound below can react rapidly via an SN1 process: X₂ OTS Select the explanation of why this primary substrate will undergo an SN1 reaction so rapidly. O When the leaving group leaves, the carbocation formed is resonance stabilized. O The E, of the first step of the mechanism is lower than the E, of the second step. O The methyl substrate has little steric hindrance and a lower-energy transition state. O The rate of the reaction is a result of the strong leaving gro

The compound below can react rapidly via an SN1 process: X₂ OTS Select the explanation of why this primary substrate will undergo an SN1 reaction so rapidly. O When the leaving group leaves, the carbocation formed is resonance stabilized. O The E, of the first step of the mechanism is lower than the E, of the second step. O The methyl substrate has little steric hindrance and a lower-energy transition state. O The rate of the reaction is a result of the strong leaving gro

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