2) Formulate all products of following substitution reactions and identify their mechanism (SN1 or S2). Beware ofchiral centers.HesolloutOTSBrBrBrNa₂CO3 aqATCH3OHAg*EtSdry thfN3MeOH

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2) Formulate all products of following substitution reactions and identify their mechanism (SN1 or S2). Beware of
chiral centers.
He
soll
out
OTS
Br
Br
Br
Na₂CO3 aq
AT
CH3OH
Ag*
EtS
dry thf
N3
MeOH

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