Explain the reaction and reactivity of halides tested towards silver ion in Sy1 reaction: o Arrange the halides tested in order of decreasing reactivity towards silver ion in SN1 reaction o Explain the order of reactivity observed for the three saturated alkyl halides with silver ion o Explain the unusual reactivity of allyl chloride, while being a primary halide o Account for the low reactivity of chlorobenzene towards silver ion

Explain the reaction and reactivity of halides tested towards silver ion in Sy1 reaction: o Arrange the halides tested in order of decreasing reactivity towards silver ion in SN1 reaction o Explain the order of reactivity observed for the three saturated alkyl halides with silver ion o Explain the unusual reactivity of allyl chloride, while being a primary halide o Account for the low reactivity of chlorobenzene towards silver ion

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Chapter19: Reactivities Of Some Alkyl Halides

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