e) Changing the leaving group from F to I would increase the rate of which mechanisms? Circle ALL that apply, then give a brief explanation why this may affect those mechanisms (and not others). SN1 SN2 El E2

e) Changing the leaving group from F to I would increase the rate of which mechanisms? Circle ALL that apply, then give a brief explanation why this may affect those mechanisms (and not others). SN1 SN2 El E2

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e) Changing the leaving group from F to I would increase the rate of which mechanisms? Circle
ALL that apply, then give a brief explanation why this may affect those mechanisms (and not
others).
SN1
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SN2
E1
E2

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