laDraw the substitution product (s) of the following reactionNaCF3(DMSO)lb).nucleophile. What type of substitution and why? What is the purpose of dimethyl sulfoxide? Draw atransition state that leads to the formation of the substitution product.Explain how you decided to draw your product(s), i.e., identify the type of substrate and

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la Draw the substitution product (s) of the following reaction Na CF3 (DMSO) 1b). nucleophile. What type of substitution and why? What is the purpose of dimethyl sulfoxide? Draw a Explain how you decided to draw your product(s), i.e., identify the type of substrate and transition state that leads to the formation of the substitution product.

la Draw the substitution product (s) of the following reaction Na CF3 (DMSO) 1b). nucleophile. What type of substitution and why? What is the purpose of dimethyl sulfoxide? Draw a Explain how you decided to draw your product(s), i.e., identify the type of substrate and transition state that leads to the formation of the substitution product.

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Chapter20: Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions: Competing Nucleophiles

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