10. (a). The 1-Chloro-Propane compound is 1st alkylianide, which in Aqueous solution/alkaline conditions forms alcohol. To present the SN2 reaction mechanism, by clearly indicating the flow of electrons of the mechanism, (B). To present qualitatively, the energy chart of the above reaction and declare all its basic energy information Reaction course. Suppose the overall reaction is an exterior process. (H. Write the products for the following reactions of 1-chlor- propane with specific experimental conditions and state for each case the type/type of reaction: NaOH/H20/Heating NAOH/CH3CН2ОН/Нeating

10. (a). The 1-Chloro-Propane compound is 1st alkylianide, which in Aqueous solution/alkaline conditions forms alcohol. To present the SN2 reaction mechanism, by clearly indicating the flow of electrons of the mechanism, (B). To present qualitatively, the energy chart of the above reaction and declare all its basic energy information Reaction course. Suppose the overall reaction is an exterior process. (H. Write the products for the following reactions of 1-chlor- propane with specific experimental conditions and state for each case the type/type of reaction: NaOH/H20/Heating NAOH/CH3CН2ОН/Нeating

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