For the indicated reaction, determined which compounds listed would be the most reactive. Reactivity towards 15% Nal/Acetone solution: Can not use subscripts in the answers so C,H,CH, = C2H6CH3. %3D ArCl O (Ar)2CHCI ARCH2CI (Ar)3CI

For the indicated reaction, determined which compounds listed would be the most reactive. Reactivity towards 15% Nal/Acetone solution: Can not use subscripts in the answers so C,H,CH, = C2H6CH3. %3D ArCl O (Ar)2CHCI ARCH2CI (Ar)3CI

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