The relative rates of nucleophilic substitution for the given substrates are as follows:CompoundApprox. Relative rateCH3CH2B1.0CH3CH2CH2BR0.28(CH3)2CHCH2BR0.030(CH3)3 CCH2B0.00000042A. Each of the reactions above is likely to be SN2B. Each of the reactions above is likely to be Sn1C. The first two reactions follow SN2 and the next two reactions follow SN1D. There is no role of steric factor

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The relative rates of nucleophilic substitution for the given substrates are as follows: Compound Approx. Relative rate CH;CH2B 1.0 CH;CH,CH2B 0.28 (CH3)½CHCH2B 0.030 (CH3)3 CCH,Br 0.00000042 A. Each of the reactions above is likely to be SN2 B. Each of the reactions above is likely to be SN1 C. The first two reactions follow SN2 and the next two reactions follow SN1 D. There is no role of steric factor

The relative rates of nucleophilic substitution for the given substrates are as follows: Compound Approx. Relative rate CH;CH2B 1.0 CH;CH,CH2B 0.28 (CH3)½CHCH2B 0.030 (CH3)3 CCH,Br 0.00000042 A. Each of the reactions above is likely to be SN2 B. Each of the reactions above is likely to be SN1 C. The first two reactions follow SN2 and the next two reactions follow SN1 D. There is no role of steric factor

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Chapter19: Eas: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

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