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Why does KCN predominantly lead to alkyl cyanides in reactions with haloalkanes?
A. Because the carbon attack forms a stronger C-C bond compared to a C-N bond
B. Because KCN is covalent and attacks through nitrogen
C. Because KCN is a weak nucleophile
D. Because KCN only provides nitrogen for attack
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