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why secondary alkyl halides follow both sn1 and sn2 reaction ​

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Answered by navnitakrshnan
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Explanation:

they follow both because

sn1 depends on stability of carbocation. secondary halides shows +I effect better than primary halides.

sn2 depends on less crowding.

secondary halides don't show much crowding like tertiary halides.

so they follow both sn1 and sn2 reactions

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