Draw all stereoisomers formed in the reaction shown. Use wedges and dashes for tetrahedral stereogenic centers, if applicable.OHCH₂CH₂OHHCl

In this reaction, the ethanol is a polar protic solvent, and the chloride ion is a nucleophile. It…

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Draw all stereoisomers formed in the reaction shown. Use wedges and dashes for tetrahedral stereogenic centers, if applicable. OH CH₂CH₂OH HCl