b. Consider the heterocycles shown below:f 2021 SÇH2CICH2CICH2CICH2CICIH2CCH2CICH2CICH2CIвDWhich of the heterocycles would be the most reactive in forming the coresponding ortho-quinodimethane? Explain brieflyi.il.Which of the heterocycles would be the least reactive in forming the coresponding ortho-quinodimethane? Explain briefly2. Q. 3a. Consider nucleophilic chloride displacement reactions (at C2 as indicated in the structure) in thepyridines shown below:H2N.FH2C.NCIAвDi.Which of the pyridines is the most reactive? Explain conciselyii.Which of the pyridines is the least reactive? Explain concisely

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CH2CI CH2CI CH2CI CH2CI CIH2C CH2CI CH2CI CH2CI A в D I. Which of the heterocycles would be the most reactive in forming the comesponding ortho- quinodimethane? Explain briefly il. Which of the heterocycles would be the least reactive in forming the comesponding ortho- quinodimethane? Explain briefly

CH2CI CH2CI CH2CI CH2CI CIH2C CH2CI CH2CI CH2CI A в D I. Which of the heterocycles would be the most reactive in forming the comesponding ortho- quinodimethane? Explain briefly il. Which of the heterocycles would be the least reactive in forming the comesponding ortho- quinodimethane? Explain briefly

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