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Transition State Calculation for SN2 reaction

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What is the intermediary state in a SN2 chemical reaction?

a: Nucleophiles Explanation

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b: Transition state Explanation

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c: Catalyst Explanation

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d: Water Explanation

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Will the solvent play a role in the reaction mechanism of SN2 reaction?

a: Yes Explanation

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b: No Explanation

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c: Can't Say Explanation

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A transition state in the reaction energy curve of a SN2 reaction is known as:

a: First order saddle point Explanation

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b: Second order saddle point Explanation

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c: Zeroth order saddle point Explanation

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d: None of the above Explanation

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Among t-butyl bromide and methyl bromide which will proceed through a SN2 reaction and SN1 reaction?

a: Both will go through SN1 Explanation

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b: Both will go through SN2 Explanation

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c: t-butyl bromide will go through SN2 and methyl bromide through SN1. Explanation

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d: t-butyl bromide will go through SN1 and methyl bromide through SN2. Explanation

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Choose the correct statement for the following reaction energy profile:

a: This is an endothermic reaction. Explanation

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b: This is an exothermic reaction. Explanation

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c: It has two transition states. Explanation

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d: It is a SN1 reaction. Explanation

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