3. What, in general, is the order of decreasing reactivity of thesecarbonyl compounds towards nuclecphilic reagents?0.CH, CCH, CH, C(CH,), CCH,(CH,1,cOC (CH, ),HCIIIIIa. I > III >V> II > IVb. IV > II > I> III > Vc. V > III > 1I > II > IVd. II > 1 > V > TII IVe. III > V > IV > II > I

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3. What, in general, is the order of decreasing reactivity of these carbonyl compounds towards nuclecphilic reagents? CHy CH, CH, C (CH), CCCH, Ho (CH,), cốc (CH, ), II III a. I > III > V > II > IV b. IV > II > I > III > V c. V > III > I > II > IV d. II > 1 > V > TII IV e. III > V > IV > II > I IV V.

3. What, in general, is the order of decreasing reactivity of these carbonyl compounds towards nuclecphilic reagents? CHy CH, CH, C (CH), CCCH, Ho (CH,), cốc (CH, ), II III a. I > III > V > II > IV b. IV > II > I > III > V c. V > III > I > II > IV d. II > 1 > V > TII IV e. III > V > IV > II > I IV V.

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Chapter19: Eas: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

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