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A) a good leaving group
B) a good nucleophile
C) an unhindered reaction center
D) an aprotic polar solvent
E) all of the above
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A) Increasing solvent polarity decreases the reaction rate when any reactant is charged.
B) Increasing solvent polarity increases the reaction rate when none of the reactants is charged.
C) An E2 reaction is favored by a high concentration of a strong, hindered base.
D) An E1 reaction is favored by a secondary alkyl halide.
E) An E2 is favored by a strong base.
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A) a good leaving group
B) an SN2 reaction
C) formation of an intimate ion pair
D) completely dissociated ions
E) a polar solvent
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A) Tertiary alkyl halides and benzyl and allyl halides undergo SN1 reactions.
B) The rate is dependent upon the stability of the carbocation.
C) The rate is dependent upon the concentration of the nucleophile.
D) The reaction requires a good leaving group.
E) The reaction is favored in a polar protic solvent.
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A) The reaction rate doubles.
B) The reaction rate triples.
C) The reaction rate is quadrupled.
D) The reaction rate is unaffected.
E) The reaction rate is halved.
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A) vinyl bromide
B) cyclohexyl bromide
C) phenyl iodide
D) 2-bromopropane
E) benzyl bromide
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A) F?
B) NH3
C) CH3S?
D) CH3O?
E) HO?
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