(i)In SN2 reactions involving anionic nucleophiles, the rate is greaterwhen the counterion is Cs* rather than Lit. Also, the rate of SN2reactions of anionic nucleophiles with Li* counterion is greatlyincreased on addition of compound A. Explain these results.A

Given that the rate of SN2 reaction involving anionic nucleophiles is greater with the counter ion…

In SN2 reactions involving anionic nucleophiles, the rate is greater when the counterion is Cs* rather than Li*. Also, the rate of SN2 reactions of anionic nucleophiles with Li* counterion is greatly increased on addition of compound A. Explain these results. A

In SN2 reactions involving anionic nucleophiles, the rate is greater when the counterion is Cs* rather than Li. Also, the rate of SN2 reactions of anionic nucleophiles with Li counterion is greatly increased on addition of compound A. Explain these results. A

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In SN2 reactions involving anionic nucleophiles, the rate is greater
when the counterion is Cs* rather than Lit. Also, the rate of SN2
reactions of anionic nucleophiles with Li* counterion is greatly
increased on addition of compound A. Explain these results.
A

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