Explain why do primary alkyl halides typically undergo

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1.) Why do primary alkyl halides typically undergo SN2 substitution reactions more rapidly than do secondary or tertiary alkyl halides? 2.) More stable carbocations react slower than less stable carbocations. Why, then, do SN1 reactions that produce more stable carbocations occur faster?

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