Below is a structure of Levonorgestrel (Plan B®), used in prevention of pregancy.ноHHH.Levonorgestrel Plan B®Below is one of the reactions used in the synthesis. What type of reaction is it?он:CEC-HLc=c-HTHF as solventLevonorgestrelH,COH,COO A grignard reaction.Nucleophilic acyl substitution.O Nucleophilic addition.O An SN2 reaction.O O

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Below is a structure of Levonorgestrel (Plan B®), used in prevention of pregancy. Но HH Levonorgestrel Plan B® Below is one of the reactions used in the synthesis. What type of reaction is it? он LLc=c-H LP:CEC-H THF as solvent Levonorgestrel H,CO H,CO A grignard reaction. Nucleophilic acyl substitution. Nucleophilic addition. O An SN2 reaction.

Below is a structure of Levonorgestrel (Plan B®), used in prevention of pregancy. Но HH Levonorgestrel Plan B® Below is one of the reactions used in the synthesis. What type of reaction is it? он LLc=c-H LP:CEC-H THF as solvent Levonorgestrel H,CO H,CO A grignard reaction. Nucleophilic acyl substitution. Nucleophilic addition. O An SN2 reaction.

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