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5. Write the organic product(s) of the following substitution reactions. Indicate cis or trans, axial or equatorial, or R or S or racemic, where appropriate. If there is no reaction write NR. a) Br b) d) Ph (R) Br Hil (S) (S) (R) -Br Br (S) Br Br excess NaN, DMSO solvent NaN₁ DMSO solvent KCN DMSO solvent (S) NaO Ac DMSO solvent excess KCN CI DMSO solvent nelidaesbun to noidheanas ant olgt voy new selgiu oblied vishnoda s to noispor SW

5. Write the organic product(s) of the following substitution reactions. Indicate cis or trans, axial or equatorial, or R or S or racemic, where appropriate. If there is no reaction write NR. a) Br b) d) Ph (R) Br Hil (S) (S) (R) -Br Br (S) Br Br excess NaN, DMSO solvent NaN₁ DMSO solvent KCN DMSO solvent (S) NaO Ac DMSO solvent excess KCN CI DMSO solvent nelidaesbun to noidheanas ant olgt voy new selgiu oblied vishnoda s to noispor SW

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