Many chemical warfare maybe not the Joker’s venom from the Batman comics). In turn, these intermediates can damage DNA by what type

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Many chemical warfare maybe not the Joker's venom from the Batman comics). In turn, these intermediates can damage DNA by what type of chemical reaction? reagents readily convert into reactive 3-membered ring intermediates (although Your answer O a. Elimination O b. SN1 Od. None of the above

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The question is incomplete here is the complete question"Many chemical warfare maybe not the Joker's venom from the Batman comics). In turn, these intermediates can damage DNA by what type of chemical reaction? reagents readily convert into reactive 3-membered ring intermediates (although Your answer a. Elimination b.SN1 c.SN2 d.None of the above (C) SN2Explanation:SN2 is a bimolecular nucleophilic substitution reaction and proceed with an intermediate compound. The nucleophile attacks the electron deficient carbon (donate electron to it) and replaces the previously attached electronegative group to create a highly reactive 3-membered intermediate ring in SN2 reactions. While SN1 are unimolecular reactions and the rate of reaction is dependent on only one reactant. Throughout WWI, Where the soldiers were killed by mustard gas, SN2 reaction was employed.

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