32 33 34 32. Benzyl chloride is reacted with different nucleophiles (HO-, CH;CO0, PhO, CH30-).Arrange them in the decreasing order of reactivity with benzyl chloride.A. CH:O > HO> PhO> CH:COO-Note:B. HO-> CH3O- > Pho> CH;CO0-C. HO> Pho > CH3O-> CH3CO0-D. CH:COO> CH3O> HO> PhObenzyl chloridePhO, phenoxide 33. Which of the following reaction will go faster if the concentration of the nucleophile israised?H,CO, HCH3H, „Br.CH3+ осн,II-SCH,.SCHCH3H;C,BrH.CIIIVBr-SCH3.SCHA. I and IIB. Il and IVC. I and IID. I, II, and IV34. Which of the following curve correctly represents SN1 vs SN2?AB5,2raterateS,1CHX 1CHX 1Alkyl halide2Alkyl halideS,2raterateCHXCHX 1"Alkyl halideAkyl halide

Here we have to determine the decreasing order of reactivities of the following nucleophies in SN2…

32. Benzyl chloride is reacted with different nucleophiles (HO, CH:CO0, PhO, CH:O). Arrange them in the decreasing order of reactivity with benzyl chloride. Note: A. CH:O> HO > PhO> CH:C00 B. HO> CH:O> Pho> CH:C00- C. HO-> Pho> CH;O-> CH;CO0- D. CH:COO > CH:O>HO¯> PhO benzyl chloride PhO, phenoxide

32. Benzyl chloride is reacted with different nucleophiles (HO, CH:CO0, PhO, CH:O). Arrange them in the decreasing order of reactivity with benzyl chloride. Note: A. CH:O> HO > PhO> CH:C00 B. HO> CH:O> Pho> CH:C00- C. HO-> Pho> CH;O-> CH;CO0- D. CH:COO > CH:O>HO¯> PhO benzyl chloride PhO, phenoxide

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