H.CH,CH,H.CH,C%3CorCH,CHCH,H.CH,CH,CHH.BrBrA.Which of the following are true about the given substrates above?Select the correct response(s).Substrate A forms an allylic carbocation intermediateSubstrate A has more stable carbocation intermediateSubstrate A forms a tertlary carbocation intermedlateSubstrate B has more stable substrateSubstrate A 1s more reactive in an SN1 solvolysis reactionSubstrate B forms an allylic carbocation IntermediateSubstrate B has more stable carbocation intermediateSubstrate B forms a tertiary carbocation intermediateSubstrate B 8 more reactive in an SN1 solvolysis reaction

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CH2CH, CH3 or CH;CHCH, H CH;CH,CH Br Br A B. Which of the following are true about the given substrates above? Select the correct response(s): Substrate A forms an allylic carbocation intermediate Substrate A has more stable carbocation intermediate Substrate A forms a tertiary carbocation intermediate Substrate B has more stable substrate Substrate A is more reactive in an SN1 solvolysis reaction Substrate B forms an allylic carbocation intermediate Substrate B has more stable carbocation intermediate Substrate B forms a tertiary carbocation intermediate Substrate B is more reactive in an SN1 solvolysis reaction

CH2CH, CH3 or CH;CHCH, H CH;CH,CH Br Br A B. Which of the following are true about the given substrates above? Select the correct response(s): Substrate A forms an allylic carbocation intermediate Substrate A has more stable carbocation intermediate Substrate A forms a tertiary carbocation intermediate Substrate B has more stable substrate Substrate A is more reactive in an SN1 solvolysis reaction Substrate B forms an allylic carbocation intermediate Substrate B has more stable carbocation intermediate Substrate B forms a tertiary carbocation intermediate Substrate B is more reactive in an SN1 solvolysis reaction

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Chapter10: Alcohols

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Problem 10.50P

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