Identify the FALSE statement pertaining to SN1 and SN2 mechanisms: An SN1 substitution occurs in more than 1 step. An SN1 substitution will result in inversion and retention of configuration (stereochemistry). In the reaction of H₂O with CIC(CH3)3, increasing the concentration of CIC(CH3)3 will not increase the rate of reaction. An SN2 reaction will result in an inversion of configuration (stereochemistry). CO In the reaction of OH with CICH₂CH₂CH3, there is no carbocation intermediate.

Identify the FALSE statement pertaining to SN1 and SN2 mechanisms: An SN1 substitution occurs in more than 1 step. An SN1 substitution will result in inversion and retention of configuration (stereochemistry). In the reaction of H₂O with CIC(CH3)3, increasing the concentration of CIC(CH3)3 will not increase the rate of reaction. An SN2 reaction will result in an inversion of configuration (stereochemistry). CO In the reaction of OH with CICH₂CH₂CH3, there is no carbocation intermediate.

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Chapter9: Nucleophilic Substitution And Β-elimination

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