HS OH + H20 Lewis Acid cat 1. What is the nucleophile is the reaction shown above? What part of the compounds structure indicates that it serves as a nucleophile in the above reaction? 2. What is the substrate (electrophile)? What part of the compounds structure indicates that it serves as an electrophile in the abbve reaction? 3. Is this an SN2 or SN1 reaction? Explain

HS OH + H20 Lewis Acid cat 1. What is the nucleophile is the reaction shown above? What part of the compounds structure indicates that it serves as a nucleophile in the above reaction? 2. What is the substrate (electrophile)? What part of the compounds structure indicates that it serves as an electrophile in the abbve reaction? 3. Is this an SN2 or SN1 reaction? Explain

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