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![What is true about this reaction?
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CI
CI
CI
CI
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A) The chlorine is the nucleophile
B) The nitrogen is the leaving group
C) This is an Sy1 reaction because there's a carbocation
D) This is an E2 reaction because of the negative charge
E) This is an SN2 reaction](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/f2350e26-7d0e-4bf3-8956-7cf0ee10eb62/1191fdf3-bb28-4186-85a0-3022c69d64be/ul6wqpn_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:What is true about this reaction?
`CI
CI
CI
CI
CI
+
A) The chlorine is the nucleophile
B) The nitrogen is the leaving group
C) This is an Sy1 reaction because there's a carbocation
D) This is an E2 reaction because of the negative charge
E) This is an SN2 reaction
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In the given reaction, nitrogen is a nucleophile.
Nitrogen attacks at the carbon atom and release Cl atom as leaving group. This is a single step reaction.
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