Identify the type of elementary step.HO coordination-CH3O bimolecular eliminationO bimolecular substitutionO nucleophile elimination

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Identify the type of elementary step. H O coordination -CH3 Obimolecular elimination bimolecular substitution O nucleophile elimination

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H
O coordination
-CH3
O bimolecular elimination
O bimolecular substitution
O nucleophile elimination

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