For the reaction of ethylchloride with sodium hydroxide via the SN2 mechanism, we get inversion of configuration because NaOH CH;CH;Ci: Select one: O a. the reaction occurs in two steps with the formation of a transition state complex. O b. the leaving group leaves which allows the nucleophile to attack the alkyl halide. Oc. the leaving group leaves to form a transition state complex which favours inversion of configuration. • d. the nucleophile attacks the alkyl halide from the opposite side of the leaving group whilst the leaving group is attached. Clear my choice

For the reaction of ethylchloride with sodium hydroxide via the SN2 mechanism, we get inversion of configuration because NaOH CH;CH;Ci: Select one: O a. the reaction occurs in two steps with the formation of a transition state complex. O b. the leaving group leaves which allows the nucleophile to attack the alkyl halide. Oc. the leaving group leaves to form a transition state complex which favours inversion of configuration. • d. the nucleophile attacks the alkyl halide from the opposite side of the leaving group whilst the leaving group is attached. Clear my choice

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