Assume the possibility that in an SN2 reaction a frontal attack on the substrate could occur in the manner illustrated: CH3CH₂ frontal attack HIC Br + : OH- S H₂C It is expected that in this reaction: The stereochemistry is racemization. The product has a different configuration than the substrate. The product has an S configuration. Occurs with configuration retention.

Assume the possibility that in an SN2 reaction a frontal attack on the substrate could occur in the manner illustrated: CH3CH₂ frontal attack HIC Br + : OH- S H₂C It is expected that in this reaction: The stereochemistry is racemization. The product has a different configuration than the substrate. The product has an S configuration. Occurs with configuration retention.

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