4 4. For each reaction, look at all the reagents and conditions, and determine if the reaction will proceed via an SN1or SN2 reaction.a)doH₂Ob)c)CH3DMSOCH3OH

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4. For each reaction, look at all the reagents and conditions, and determine if the reaction will proceed via an SN1 or SN2 reaction. a) do H₂O b) c) CH3 DMSO CH3OH