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SOLUTION 17.2b

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contentsioc:contentBoth SN1 and SN2 reactions are possible. Since good nucleophile (OH-) + secondary alkyl halide, SN2 is more likely to occur than SN1. Minor amounts of racemic mixture results from SN1 pathway (15% R + 15% S) and major amounts of inversion from SN2 pathway (70% S). Overall: 85% S and 15% R.
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