In an SN2 reaction, a lone pair in the of the electrophile. A) o orbital; o orbital B) non-bonding orbital; o* orbital of the nucleophile reacts with the C) non-bonding orbital; o orbital D) TT orbital; o orbital E) TT orbital; o* orbital

In an SN2 reaction, a lone pair in the of the electrophile. A) o orbital; o orbital B) non-bonding orbital; o* orbital of the nucleophile reacts with the C) non-bonding orbital; o orbital D) TT orbital; o orbital E) TT orbital; o* orbital

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In an SN2 reaction, a lone pair in the
of the electrophile.
A) a orbital; o orbital
B) non-bonding orbital; o* orbital
of the nucleophile reacts with the
C) non-bonding orbital; o orbital
D) TT orbital; σ orbital
E) TT orbital; o* orbital

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