6. Based on your reaction time results, which compound would you expect to react thefastest and slowest via SN1? Explain within the context of leaving group andsubstrate structure.BrCIBrCIBr

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6. Based on your reaction time results, which compound would you expect to react th fastest and slowest via SN1? Explain within the context of leaving group and substrate structure. Br Br Br

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6. Based on your reaction time results, which compound would you expect to react the
fastest and slowest via SN1? Explain within the context of leaving group and
substrate structure.
Br
CI
Br
CI
Br

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