CH3CH, CoH;C-C-0 CSN2CH3CH3alkyl halideThe mechanism of this reaction is SN (Sy2 or Sy1?).Explanation: Nucleophile

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CH3
CH, Co
H;C-C-0 C
SN2
CH3
CH3
alkyl halide
The mechanism of this reaction is SN (Sy2 or Sy1?).
Explanation: Nucleophile

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