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Typically, increasing the concentration of the nucleophile of an Sₙ1 reaction has no impact on the rate of the reaction. The reason for this is that
O Since the nucleophile is not involved in the rate-determining step, changes in its concentration typically have no impact on the rate of reaction. O Since the nucleophile is involved only in the second rate-determining step, changes in its concentration typically have O Impact on the rate of reaction. an Sₙ1 reaction is a multi-step process; the overall reaction rate is determined by the rate of formation of the carbocation intermediate. O An Sₙ1 reaction is a two-step process, the overall reaction rate is determined by the rate of formation of the carbanion intermediate.
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