The following molecule is an intermediate in the sythesis of strychnine, a poison commonly used as a rodenticide. The intermediate has a free alkoxide group, which serves as a nucleophile. Which site is electrophilic and in close enough proximity to be attacked by this nucleophile? The following molecule is an intermediate in the sythesis of strychnine, a poison commonlyused as a rodenticide. The intermediate has a free alkoxide group, which serves as anucleophile. Which site is electrophilic and in close enough proximity to be attacked by thisnucleophile?:NH3.2.O:

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The following molecule is an intermediate in the sythesis of strychnine, a poison commonly used as a rodenticide. The intermediate has a free alkoxide group, which serves as a nucleophile. Which site is electrophilic and in close enough proximity to be attacked by this nucleophile? 2.

The following molecule is an intermediate in the sythesis of strychnine, a poison commonly used as a rodenticide. The intermediate has a free alkoxide group, which serves as a nucleophile. Which site is electrophilic and in close enough proximity to be attacked by this nucleophile? 2.

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The following molecule is an intermediate in the sythesis of strychnine, a poison commonly
used as a rodenticide. The intermediate has a free alkoxide group, which serves as a
nucleophile. Which site is electrophilic and in close enough proximity to be attacked by this
nucleophile?
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