For each of the following pairs of species, which is the stronger nucleophile in acetone? Explain. (a) Hас — ОН or H,С (c) H3C-OH or H3C-NH, (b) or H,C-ÕH, (d) (e) (f) or or or `NH (g) (h) (i) CH;S CH3SE or or or `NH `PH (j) CH3SE

For each of the following pairs of species, which is the stronger nucleophile in acetone? Explain. (a) Hас — ОН or H,С (c) H3C-OH or H3C-NH, (b) or H,C-ÕH, (d) (e) (f) or or or `NH (g) (h) (i) CH;S CH3SE or or or `NH `PH (j) CH3SE

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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