explain the SN1 mechanism in haloalkanes
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SN1 reaction, the halogen-carbon bond breaks, resulting in a positively charged carbon. The nucleophile is attracted to the positive charge, and a new bond is formed. This is a two-step mechanism and most often occurs with tertiary alkyl halides.
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