For each of the conditions , mention if the reaction will go to the right or the left side and explain . a. Gas formation b. DMSO solvent c. EtOH solvent 8. For each of the conditions, mention if the reaction will go to the right or theleft side and explain.a. Gas formationb. DMSO solventc. EtOH solvent+Na*F+Nar

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