2. The reaction shown below produces a mixture of 5 different products, some in fairly small amount. Write a complete reaction including any reactive intermediate(s) and draw each product. Label the rate-determining step and label the different reaction pathways with the type of mechanism involved. [Recall: -OTs is tosylate, a very good leaving group] "OTS CH3CH₂OH

2. The reaction shown below produces a mixture of 5 different products, some in fairly small amount. Write a complete reaction including any reactive intermediate(s) and draw each product. Label the rate-determining step and label the different reaction pathways with the type of mechanism involved. [Recall: -OTs is tosylate, a very good leaving group] "OTS CH3CH₂OH

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Chapter13: Substitution

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