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Draw an appropriate alkyl halide and a nucleophile in conjugate base form that are required to give (S)-2-Pentanol.
Alkyl halide reactant:
H3C
Nucleophile reactant:
OH Edit
(S)-2-Pentanol product:
H₂C
OH
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CH3
CH3
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