d.C.t1MechanismPredict the products of the following reactions and determine what type of mechanism occurs for thellowing substitution reactions.mill BrF3Cx2CH3COOH, RTCHCH2OH, 0°CHSDMSOBrOHど25°CMechanism

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Chapter9: Nucleophilic Substitution And Β-elimination

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d. C. t 1 Mechanism Predict the products of the following reactions and determine what type of mechanism occurs for the llowing substitution reactions. mill Br F3C x2 CH3COOH, RT CHCH2OH, 0°C HS DMSO Br OH ど 25°C Mechanism