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ations/anions/radicals
the stability of carbocation intermediates
O the stereochemistry of reaction intermediates/transition states
Question 7
Which mechanism(s) feature(s) a single transition state with no intermediate?
SN2
O SN1 and SN2
O SN1
O E2 and SN2
O E2
Question 8
A hydrogen and the leaving group have to be antiperiplanar in which reaction?
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