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In an SN2 reaction, what happens to the stereochemistry at the reaction center?

ARetention of configuration
BInversion of configuration
CRacemization
Deadweight loss Tap to reveal answer
The loss of economic efficiency when the market equilibrium isn't achieved
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Memory Formation & Consolidation
Encoding, converts sensory information into a storable neural format
Short-term memory, holds information for roughly 15–30 seconds without rehearsal
Long-term memory, requires hippocampal consolidation lasting hours to years
Sleep (especially REM), plays a critical role in memory consolidation
Reconsolidation, retrieval temporarily destabilizes memories before re-storing them
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memory formation starts with encoding where sensory info gets converted into a form the brain can store also theres short term memory which only holds stuff for like 15-30 seconds unless you rehearse it and working memory is similar but involves manipulating info not just holding it also long term memory formation involves the hippocampus and requires consolidation which can take hours to years and sleep plays a huge role in consolidation especially REM sleep also retrieval can actually modify memories each time you recall something it becomes temporarily unstable again through reconsolidation dont forget that for the exam

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x² − 5x − 14 = 0
1Factor into (x − 7)(x + 2) = 0
2Set each factor to zero → x = 7 or x = −2
x = 7 or x = −2
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Grading for: Undergraduate
The industrial revolution changed everything about how people lived. It was a big deal for society. Many historians agree this marked a turning point.
Vague, name specific changes instead.
Too casual for academic writing.
Good use of scholarly consensus.

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