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Question
Show the heterolysis of a covalent bond by using curved arrow notation and complete the following equation. Identify the nucelophile.
CH3 – Br + KOH →
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Solution
\[\ce{CH3 – Br + KOH →}\]
\[\ce{CH3 – Br + KQH → CH3OH + KBr}\]
Nucleophile is: OH–
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