(9) SN2 Reactions- Predicting Reaction Products. Complete the reactions shown below by drawing the structure of the substitution product. It is not necessary to balance the equations. Draw the proper product stereochemistry, if relevant (inversion of configuration for SN2). acetone (a) NaCI DMF NaOH (b) acetone (c) NaCN

(9) SN2 Reactions- Predicting Reaction Products. Complete the reactions shown below by drawing the structure of the substitution product. It is not necessary to balance the equations. Draw the proper product stereochemistry, if relevant (inversion of configuration for SN2). acetone (a) NaCI DMF NaOH (b) acetone (c) NaCN

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