EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L
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Chapter 20, Problem 4Q
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The effect on the composition of the mixture of halide on keeping
Concept Introduction:
Anucleophile is thereactant whichgivesapair of electrons to produceanew covalent bond. An electrophile is areactant whichaccepts apair of electrons to produceanew covalent bond.
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