Place the appropriate solvent (DMSO or HOCH3) under the reaction arrow for each of the following substitution reactions substitution reactions, so that they proceed in the forward direction. Explain your choice at the right. 6. .CI Nal Solvent? NaCI CI Solvent?

Place the appropriate solvent (DMSO or HOCH3) under the reaction arrow for each of the following substitution reactions substitution reactions, so that they proceed in the forward direction. Explain your choice at the right. 6. .CI Nal Solvent? NaCI CI Solvent?

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter13: Substitution

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substitution reactions, so that they proceed in the forward direction. Explain your choice at the right.
6.
.CI
Nal
Solvent?
NaCI
Solvent?

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