C_6H_ 13 Br + OH^- C_6H_ 13 OH + Br^- is an example of

MCQ

$C_6H_{13}Br + OH^- \to C_6H_{13}OH + Br^-$ is an example of

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Answer

Correct option: B.

Nucleophilic substitution

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$(b)$ Replacement of $Br$ by $OH$ so nucleophilic substituion.

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