Rate of Sn1 reaction increases in polar solvent because --
(a) Dissociation of C-X bond decreases.
(b) Stability of carbocation increases by solvation.
(c) Backside attack becomes fast.
(d) None of these
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Answer:
b
Explanation:
SN1 reaction occurs in two steps,
during the first step the carbocation is formed from alkyl halide which is stabilised by the solvation effect of H2O molecules
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(b) Stability of carbocation increases by solvation
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