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The reaction rate of which of the following alkylhalides can be enhanced by increasing the concentration of OH° as the attacking nucleophile: CH,=CHCHCI -CH2CI ČH3 A. В. С. D.

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Chapter16: Aldehydes And Ketones

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Problem 16.63P

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The reaction rate of which of the following alkylhalides can be enhanced by increasing the concentration of
OH" as the attacking nucleophile:
CH,=CHCHCI
CH,
D.
CH2CI
ČH3
А.
В.
С.

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