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What happens in a nucleophilic acyl substitution reaction? loss of the leaving group is followed by rearrangement of the carbocation. protonation of the carbonyl is followed immediately by loss of the leaving group. addition to the carbonyl by a nucleophile is followed by loss of the leaving group. an SN2 reaction occurs. ester hydrolysis is followed by deprotonation.

          What happens in a nucleophilic acyl substitution reaction?
loss of the leaving group is followed by rearrangement of the carbocation.
protonation of the carbonyl is followed immediately by loss of the leaving group.
addition to the carbonyl by a nucleophile is followed by loss of the leaving group.
an SN2 reaction occurs.
ester hydrolysis is followed by deprotonation.

What happens in a nucleophilic acyl substitution reaction?
loss of the leaving group is followed by rearrangement of the carbocation.
protonation of the carbonyl is followed immediately by loss of the leaving group.
addition to the carbonyl by a nucleophile is followed by loss of the leaving group.
an SN2 reaction occurs.
ester hydrolysis is followed by deprotonation.

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties

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What happens in a nucleophilic acyl substitution reaction? loss of the leaving group is followed by rearrangement of the carbocation. protonation of the carbonyl is followed immediately by loss of the leaving group. addition to the carbonyl by a nucleophile is followed by loss of the leaving group. an SN2 reaction occurs. ester hydrolysis is followed by deprotonation.