Kk.303. QUESTION TWhich alkyl halide is expected to undergo the fastest SH2 reaction with OH?CI b)CIya8)c)bQUESTION 2790000bWhich one does not have a good leaving group?OH₂d)OHb)Brd)BrOO=S=O

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