Br When an alkenyl bromide is treated with one equivalent of various nucleophiles, the result is a product where the Br has been replaced by the nucleophile. Name the process and propose a mechanism by which this reaction might happen. Nu Nu + Br

Br When an alkenyl bromide is treated with one equivalent of various nucleophiles, the result is a product where the Br has been replaced by the nucleophile. Name the process and propose a mechanism by which this reaction might happen. Nu Nu + Br

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When an alkenyl bromide is treated with one equivalent of various nucleophiles, the
result is a product where the Br has been replaced by the nucleophile. Name the process
and propose a mechanism by which this reaction might happen.
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