Posted by Marissa on Wednesday, November 26, 2008 at 1:03pm.
Woops, sorry Marissa for the delay; just saw your question!
Remember, Sn1 reactions are based on the stability of the carbocations formed in the intermediate step. And Sn2 is favored if the carbocation formed is very unstable, thus it occurs in 1 step, without the intermediate carbocation. Do you know which of these 3 would form the most stable carbocation?
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