QUESTION 11 Which one is a wrong statement about the intermediate of nucleophilic acyl subsitution? The intermediate is a result of forming a new T bond. The step in mechanism after intermediate formation is reforming carbonyl group and loss of leaving group. O it is a tetrahedral intermediate. In the intermediate, O from carbonyl group is negatively charged. After nucleophilic attack step, the attacked carbon in the intermediate has sp hybridization. O O O

QUESTION 11 Which one is a wrong statement about the intermediate of nucleophilic acyl subsitution? The intermediate is a result of forming a new T bond. The step in mechanism after intermediate formation is reforming carbonyl group and loss of leaving group. O it is a tetrahedral intermediate. In the intermediate, O from carbonyl group is negatively charged. After nucleophilic attack step, the attacked carbon in the intermediate has sp hybridization. O O O

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Chapter4: Chemical Reactions

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