Part A: In the attached figure, rank the following compounds in order of theirexpected reactivity towards nucleophilic substitution. The leaving groups are inbold.Part B: Explain your ranking.Note: "Tos" is another short hand for "Ts" which stands for a tosyl group. Lookup tosyl groups in your book, online, or at your local library!A. CH;OTOSB. CH;CH,Br C. (CH3)½CHCH,NHCH3

Compounds that has good leaving group more likely undergoes substitution reaction.

Answered: Part A: In the attached figure, rank…

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