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IB Chemistry-Topic 20 (SN1 Reaction: Halogenoalkane and Sodium Hydroxide)
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Dubay examines the role of the inductive effect in stabilizing the carbocation and the need for polar, protic solvents as nucleophilic substitution occurs in secondary and tertiary halogenoalkanes.
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IB Chemistry-Topic 20 (SN1 Reaction: Halogenoalkane and Sodium Hydroxide)
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