Draw the product of (S)- propene oxide and hydrogen chloride in diethyl ether Could you explain why the sn2 like reaction wouldn’t attack the more stericall hindered site (would it be correct to eye or say it’s basic conditions?)

Draw the product of (S)- propene oxide and hydrogen chloride in diethyl ether Could you explain why the sn2 like reaction wouldn’t attack the more stericall hindered site (would it be correct to eye or say it’s basic conditions?)

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