Predict the products and write a mechanism, using curved-arrows, for the SN2 reaction given below. Be sure to show all lone-pair electrons and formal charges on each structure. It might also help to draw the Lewis structures. Then, clearly label the nucleophile (Nu) and the leaving group (LG). So2sm od o H. CN + Br H. Draw the transition state. Provide an overall rate expression for the reaction above. Draw a potential energy versus reaction coordinate diagram for the above reaction assuming it to be exergonic. Clearly label, ON THE DIAGRAM, the axes, the reactants, the products, the activation energy (Ea), the transition state (TS), the overall free energy change (AG).

Predict the products and write a mechanism, using curved-arrows, for the SN2 reaction given below. Be sure to show all lone-pair electrons and formal charges on each structure. It might also help to draw the Lewis structures. Then, clearly label the nucleophile (Nu) and the leaving group (LG). So2sm od o H. CN + Br H. Draw the transition state. Provide an overall rate expression for the reaction above. Draw a potential energy versus reaction coordinate diagram for the above reaction assuming it to be exergonic. Clearly label, ON THE DIAGRAM, the axes, the reactants, the products, the activation energy (Ea), the transition state (TS), the overall free energy change (AG).

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