Answered: Exercise 24. Which of the following SN…

Exercise 24. Which of the following SN reactions will take place? 1. NH2 NH2 2. HO- -F OH- 3. CN + I CN

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Chapter19: Electrochemistry

Section19.6: Equilibrium Constants From Cell Potentials

Problem 19.10E

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Exercise 24. Which of the following SN reactions will take place?
1.
NH2
NH2
2.
HO.
OH
3.
CN
CN

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