Consider the following alkyl halide compounds. CH;CH2CH(CI)CH2CH3 CH;C(CH3)(CI)CH2CH3 CH,CH2CI Compound A Compound B Compound C a) Suggest the reactivity of compound A, B and C in increasing order of E2 reaction. b) Explain briefly, which compound (A, B or C) does not undergo S2 reaction.

Consider the following alkyl halide compounds. CH;CH2CH(CI)CH2CH3 CH;C(CH3)(CI)CH2CH3 CH,CH2CI Compound A Compound B Compound C a) Suggest the reactivity of compound A, B and C in increasing order of E2 reaction. b) Explain briefly, which compound (A, B or C) does not undergo S2 reaction.

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Consider the following alkyl halide compounds.
CH;CH2CH(CI)CH2CH3
CH;C(CH3)(CI)CH2CH3
CH,CH2CI
Compound A
Compound B
Compound C
a) Suggest the reactivity of compound A, B and C in increasing order of E2 reaction.
b) Explain briefly, which compound (A, B or C) does not undergo S2 reaction.

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