Nucleophillic substiution the OH- performs a backside attack effectively displacing what becomes a chloride ion. Naoh (aq) heated under reflux.
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Nucleophillic substiution the OH- performs a backside attack effectively displacing what becomes a chloride ion. Naoh (aq) heated under reflux.
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Ohh yes I remember now... with the trend in reactivity of the C-I and C-Cl bonds etc. Forgot that I would have to remember that far back
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