Br dilute NaOH (7) a. In the reaction shown above, identify which reactant is the nucleophile and which is the electrophile. b. Draw and name the major product(s) (7) for this reaction. (Hint: If no reaction then write "no reaction". You do not have to draw the expected inorganic product(s).) occurs,

Br dilute NaOH (7) a. In the reaction shown above, identify which reactant is the nucleophile and which is the electrophile. b. Draw and name the major product(s) (7) for this reaction. (Hint: If no reaction then write "no reaction". You do not have to draw the expected inorganic product(s).) occurs,

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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