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In a nucleophilic substitution reaction, what type of compound is formed when a hydrocarbon reacts with a nucleophile?

Options

  1. AAlcohol
  2. BEther
  3. CAlkane
  4. DAlkyl chloride

Correct answer

C. Alkane

Step-by-step solution

When a hydrocarbon reacts with a nucleophile, it forms an alkane.

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