State to what general class of mechanisms does the attack

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To what general class of mechanisms does the attack of bromide ion, Br-, on the cyclic bromonium ion ( bridged bromonium intermediate of E-stilbene) belong? does this ring-opening step follow first or second-order kinetics?

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