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Discussion the sn1 and sn2 substitution reactions. Haloalkanese

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The SN₁ substitution reaction, in which the halogen is released from the haloalkane, and the nucleophile attacks the carbon's positive charge. SN₂ in which the nucleophile attacks the halogen's carbon, causing the halogen to be replaced in which nucleophile attack.

What is substitution reaction?

Substitution reactions are those reactions in which one functional group is replaced by another functional group.

Two types of substitution reactions can occur in haloalkanes: SN1  and SN2.

Thus, the SN₁ substitution reaction, in which the halogen is released from the haloalkane, and the nucleophile attacks the carbon's positive charge. SN₂ in which the nucleophile attacks the halogen's carbon, causing the halogen to be replaced in which nucleophile attack.

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