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Why does SN2 invert stereochemistry?
Markovnikov's rule
Backside attack → pentacoordinate transition state.
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The titration of 0.1 M NaOH against the unknown HCl yielded an equivalence point at pH 7.02, consistent with a strong acid–strong base neutralization. The calculated molarity of 0.0987 M deviates by 1.3% from the expected value…
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