* ?Which of the following statements is not true about the SN1 reaction of an alkyl halide (äbäi 2) The rate is dependent upon the concentration of the nucleophile Tertiary alkyl halides and benzyl and allyl halides undergo SN1 reactions The rate is dependent upon the stability of the carbocation The reaction requires a good leaving group The reaction is favored in a polar protic solvent

* ?Which of the following statements is not true about the SN1 reaction of an alkyl halide (äbäi 2) The rate is dependent upon the concentration of the nucleophile Tertiary alkyl halides and benzyl and allyl halides undergo SN1 reactions The rate is dependent upon the stability of the carbocation The reaction requires a good leaving group The reaction is favored in a polar protic solvent

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