The slowest step of an SN1 reaction involves:
A) attack of the nucleophile on the substrate to form a pentavalent carbon.
B) breaking the bond between the carbon and the leaving group to give a carbocation.
C) combination of a nucleophile with the carbocation to give the product.
D) loss of a proton from the nucleophile to give the product.
E) none of the above.
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