In SN2 reactions, the nucleophilic attack occurs, primarily in a dorsal manner, whichleads to the inversion of the configuration. By analyzing the following SN2 reaction, wecan state that:dorsal attack:OH-CH3CH₂HIC-BrSH₂CCH₂CH3HO-CIHCH3RThe product R, would be correct if it were SN1.The product should be S, so it is incorrect.The product is correct because it has configuration R.Product R is not possible because it is an SN2 reaction.+ Br

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In SN2 reactions, the nucleophilic attack occurs, primarily in a dorsal manner, which leads to the inversion of the configuration. By analyzing the following SN2 reaction, we can state that: dorsal attack :OH- CH3CH₂ HIC-Br H₂C CH₂CH3 HO-CWIH R The product R, would be correct if it were SN1. The product should be S, so it is incorrect. The product is correct because it has configuration R. Product R is not possible because it is an SN2 reaction. CH3 + Br

In SN2 reactions, the nucleophilic attack occurs, primarily in a dorsal manner, which leads to the inversion of the configuration. By analyzing the following SN2 reaction, we can state that: dorsal attack :OH- CH3CH₂ HIC-Br H₂C CH₂CH3 HO-CWIH R The product R, would be correct if it were SN1. The product should be S, so it is incorrect. The product is correct because it has configuration R. Product R is not possible because it is an SN2 reaction. CH3 + Br

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter20: Acidity And Pka Of Phenols

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