a. ONE of the two bonds A and B indicated below can be made in an SN2 reaction, the other can not. Indicate which one can NOT be made and give a BRIEF explanation. b. Now that you have decided which bond CAN BE MADE between A and B, give BOTH SETS of reactants you would use to synthesize the provided structure by making that bond in an SN2 reaction. Include the curved arrow pushing that describes bond making/breaking and indicate the LEWIS ACID and the LEWIS BASE. Include all non-bonding electrons, formal charges and any counterions. To preview the image click here A B

a. ONE of the two bonds A and B indicated below can be made in an SN2 reaction, the other can not. Indicate which one can NOT be made and give a BRIEF explanation. b. Now that you have decided which bond CAN BE MADE between A and B, give BOTH SETS of reactants you would use to synthesize the provided structure by making that bond in an SN2 reaction. Include the curved arrow pushing that describes bond making/breaking and indicate the LEWIS ACID and the LEWIS BASE. Include all non-bonding electrons, formal charges and any counterions. To preview the image click here A B

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