Given the following structures, which of the statements below is incorrect? Br Br Br (1) (II) Molecule Il can react with some nucleophiles via an SN1 mechanism. Molecule I will react with nucleophiles via a two-step substitution mechanism. Reaction of III with water will produce an alcohol via an SN1 mechanism. When II undergoes a successful substitution reaction with CH3COONA (where CH3COO is a nucleophile) the product is an ester.

Given the following structures, which of the statements below is incorrect? Br Br Br (1) (II) Molecule Il can react with some nucleophiles via an SN1 mechanism. Molecule I will react with nucleophiles via a two-step substitution mechanism. Reaction of III with water will produce an alcohol via an SN1 mechanism. When II undergoes a successful substitution reaction with CH3COONA (where CH3COO is a nucleophile) the product is an ester.

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Chapter19: Aldehydes And Ketones: Nucleophilic Addition Reactions

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