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PROBLEM 10) Can you explain this problem and solve it correctly, please!

Transcribed Image Text:Nu-R
+
L", are
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Syl reactions of the type, Nu¯ + RL
favored:
A) when tertiary substrates are used.
B) by using a high concentration of the nucleophile.
c) when L is a strong base.
D) by use of a non-polar-solvent.
E) by none of the above.
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