Which reaction in each of the following pairs takes place more rapidly? (ETOH is ethyl alcohol; Et,O is diethyl ether.) а. CН,Br + НО CH3BR + H0 CH3OH + Br CH:ОН + НBr b. CH3I + HO CH;OH + CH3OH + C- CH;CI + HO CH,NH, с. СН;Br + NH} CH,Br + H20 Br CH3OH + HBr DMSO d. CH;Br + Но CH3OH + Br ETOH CH,Br + НО CH3OH + Br Et,0 CH,NH, CH,NH, e. CH;Br NH3 Br ETOH CHĄBR + NH3 Br

Which reaction in each of the following pairs takes place more rapidly? (ETOH is ethyl alcohol; Et,O is diethyl ether.) а. CН,Br + НО CH3BR + H0 CH3OH + Br CH:ОН + НBr b. CH3I + HO CH;OH + CH3OH + C- CH;CI + HO CH,NH, с. СН;Br + NH} CH,Br + H20 Br CH3OH + HBr DMSO d. CH;Br + Но CH3OH + Br ETOH CH,Br + НО CH3OH + Br Et,0 CH,NH, CH,NH, e. CH;Br NH3 Br ETOH CHĄBR + NH3 Br

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Chapter11: Reactions Of Alkyl Halides: Nucleophilic Substitutions And Eliminations

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