6. You have 3 isomers with the chemical formula of C4H9Br. All of them reacted with the same Nu in a SN reaction. a. The rate-limiting step of isomer A was depended only on the concentration of the Nu: rate = k[electrophile] b. The rate-limiting step of isomer B was depended on the concentration of the Nu™ multiple the concentration of the electrophile: rate = k[electrophile][nucleophile]. c. The rate-limiting step of isomer C depended on the following equation: rate = k1[electrophile] + k2[electrophile][nucleophile] Draw the isomer's structure mention which mechanism occur and draw them.
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![6. You have 3 isomers with the chemical formula of C4H9Br. All of them
reacted with the same Nu in a SN reaction.
a. The rate-limiting step of isomer A was depended only on the concentration
of the Nu: rate = = k[electrophile]
b. The rate-limiting step of isomer B was depended on the concentration of
the Nu multiple the concentration of the electrophile:
rate = k[electrophile][nucleophile].
c. The rate-limiting step of isomer C depended on the following equation:
rate = k1[electrophile] + k2[electrophile][nucleophile]
Draw the isomer's structure mention which mechanism occur and draw
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