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    Which Compound Type Is Most Susceptible to a Nucleophillic Substitution
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Which Compound Type Is Most Susceptible to a Nucleophillic Substitution

Question 64

Question 64

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Which compound type is most susceptible to a nucleophillic substitution reaction?


A) hydrocarbon
B) alcohol
C) alkyl halide
D) acid

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