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Chemical compounds that contain halogens (group 17 in the Periodic Table) as part of their chemical structure. This tag should only be applied where the halide group is one of the main focuses of the question.
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Mechanism for conversion of gem-dihalide to carbonyl compound
How does nucleophilic substitution work in a compound consisting of two leaving groups?
I understand that hydroxide ions will attack the carbon centre (which bears a partial positive charge) and c …
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