The following is a nucleophilic substitution reaction of R-3-bromohexane with "SH. The experimental rate law for this reaction is Rate k [R-3-bromohexane] [SH] H. C. CH3 SH H2 Br H. The mechanism for. this reaction is SN2 Draw the organic molecule(s) which is(are) formed in this reaction. Do not include molecules like H,O or HCl. Draw the specific configuration (R or S) at any chiral carbons within your product(s). If both configurations are formed in the product(s), draw both as separate molecules/products.

The following is a nucleophilic substitution reaction of R-3-bromohexane with "SH. The experimental rate law for this reaction is Rate k [R-3-bromohexane] [SH] H. C. CH3 SH H2 Br H. The mechanism for. this reaction is SN2 Draw the organic molecule(s) which is(are) formed in this reaction. Do not include molecules like H,O or HCl. Draw the specific configuration (R or S) at any chiral carbons within your product(s). If both configurations are formed in the product(s), draw both as separate molecules/products.

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