Decide which of the following molecules these statements belong to. Each molecule is only used as answer once. A Br B Br C Br This molecule has the highest reaction rate of [Choose] all in an SN2 reaction. [Choose ] This molecule has the highest reaction rate in an D SN1 reaction. A This molecule can neither react by an SN1 nor an SN2 mechanism. E B This molecule can react by an SN1, E1 or E2 mechanism but will never react by an SN2 mechanism. C F This moelcule can react my an SN2 or E2 mechanism but will not react by an SN1 or E1 mechanism. [Choose] This molecule reacts rapidly by either an SN1 or [Choose] an SN2 mechanism. D Br Br Br E F

Decide which of the following molecules these statements belong to. Each molecule is only used as answer once. A Br B Br C Br This molecule has the highest reaction rate of [Choose] all in an SN2 reaction. [Choose ] This molecule has the highest reaction rate in an D SN1 reaction. A This molecule can neither react by an SN1 nor an SN2 mechanism. E B This molecule can react by an SN1, E1 or E2 mechanism but will never react by an SN2 mechanism. C F This moelcule can react my an SN2 or E2 mechanism but will not react by an SN1 or E1 mechanism. [Choose] This molecule reacts rapidly by either an SN1 or [Choose] an SN2 mechanism. D Br Br Br E F

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