10.For each of the following reactions, identify the mechanism of the reaction (eitherSNI. SN2, E1 or E2) and draw the product(s) produced……...ΠΩOTSOMSBrdimethyl formamidesodium cyanidesodium methoxide / methanolpotassium hydrosulfide / DMSOsodium chloride / H₂O

10. For each of the following reactions, identify the mechanism of the reaction (either Sul, SN2, El or E2) and draw the product(s) produced ΕΠΙΠΤΩ OTS LOMS Br dimethyl formamide sodium cyanide sodium methoxide / methanol potassium hydrosulfide / DMSO sodium chloride / H₂O

10. For each of the following reactions, identify the mechanism of the reaction (either Sul, SN2, El or E2) and draw the product(s) produced ΕΠΙΠΤΩ OTS LOMS Br dimethyl formamide sodium cyanide sodium methoxide / methanol potassium hydrosulfide / DMSO sodium chloride / H₂O

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For each of the following reactions, identify the mechanism of the reaction (either
SNI. SN2, E1 or E2) and draw the product(s) produced
……...ΠΩ
OTS
OMS
Br
dimethyl formamide
sodium cyanide
sodium methoxide / methanol
potassium hydrosulfide / DMSO
sodium chloride / H₂O

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