Which of the following represents the correct organic and inorganic products for the SN2 reaction of with in aqueous solution?
A
Organic product: ; Inorganic product:
B
Organic product: ; Inorganic product:
C
Organic product: ; Inorganic product:
D
Organic product: ; Inorganic product:
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Identify the substrate and nucleophile: The substrate is CH\_3Br (methyl bromide), and the nucleophile is OH\^- (hydroxide ion).
Recall the SN2 reaction mechanism: In an SN2 reaction, the nucleophile attacks the electrophilic carbon from the opposite side of the leaving group, leading to a backside attack and inversion of configuration (if applicable).
Determine the organic product: The nucleophile OH\^- will replace the leaving group Br on the methyl carbon, forming CH\_3OH (methanol) as the organic product.
Determine the inorganic product: The leaving group Br leaves as Br\^- (bromide ion), which is the inorganic product in the reaction mixture.
Write the overall reaction: CH\_3Br + OH\^- \(\rightarrow\) CH\_3OH + Br\^-; this shows the substitution of Br by OH with bromide ion as the inorganic product.