For the substitution reactions below, draw out the reactions as shown and answer the following questions for each example: (i) Draw the structure of the unknown product(s) of the reaction. (ii) Identify the nucleophile, electrophile and the leaving group for each step. (iii) Identify each mechanism as SNl or SN2. (iv) Insert rly arrows represent the reaction mechanism. с. NaO -

For the substitution reactions below, draw out the reactions as shown and answer the following questions for each example: (i) Draw the structure of the unknown product(s) of the reaction. (ii) Identify the nucleophile, electrophile and the leaving group for each step. (iii) Identify each mechanism as SNl or SN2. (iv) Insert rly arrows represent the reaction mechanism. с. NaO -

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