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grandymaker [24]
2 years ago
10

G identify which substitution product is expected to be favored. explain. the product with retention of configuration is expecte

d to predominate slightly, because the leaving group blocks the nucleophile. the inverted product is expected to predominate slightly, due to sn2 competition. the inverted product is expected to predominate slightly, as a result of ion pairs. the product with retention of configuration is expected to predominate slightly, because the leaving group attracts the nucleophile.
Chemistry
1 answer:
ddd [48]2 years ago
4 0

The substitution product that is supposed to be favoured. The product with retention of configuration is expected to predominate slightly because the leaving group blocks the nucleophile.

<h3>What is a substitution product?</h3>

A substitution product is a product that is gotten from a reaction in which a group of reactants is replaced by another group in the reaction.

Therefore, the substitution product is supposed to be favoured. The product with retention of configuration is expected to predominate slightly because the leaving group blocks the nucleophile.

Learn more about substitution reaction below.

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