a. Strong bases are [ Select ] nucleophiles. b. Electron-withdrawing groups nearby a nucleophilic site will make the nucleophile [Select] v reactive. c. The best leaving groups are [Select ] bases. d. Protic solvents [Select ] v nucleophiles.

a. Strong bases are [ Select ] nucleophiles. b. Electron-withdrawing groups nearby a nucleophilic site will make the nucleophile [Select] v reactive. c. The best leaving groups are [Select ] bases. d. Protic solvents [Select ] v nucleophiles.

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a. Strong bases are [Select]
nucleophiles.
b. Electron-withdrawing groups nearby a nucleophilic site will make the nucleophile
[Select ]
v reactive.
c. The best leaving groups are
[ Select ]
v bases.
d. Protic solvents [Select ]
nucleophiles.

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