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Heterolysis of a carbon-carbon bond gives

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Heterolysis of a carbon-leaving group bond is the rate-limiting step in the SN1 and E1 mechanisms. Heterolysis of this oxonium ion produces a carbocation and water.

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Heterolysis of a carbon-carbon bond gives