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    Which of the given pair of $${ S }_{ N }1$$ reaction would you expect to proceed faster? Explain your answer.

  • Question 2
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    Which of the following chlorides is highly reactive in $${{ S }_{ N }}1$$ reaction, even solvolysed in cold water?

  • Question 3
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    The alkyl halides required to prepare $$(CH_3)_2CH-CH_2-CH_2-CH_3$$ by Wurtz reaction are:

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    Give the decreasing order of $$S_N1$$ reactions of the following compounds in $$H_2O$$.

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    Give the decreasing order of $$S_N1$$ reactions of the following compounds in $$H_2O$$.

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    Assertion: $$E1cB$$ reaction is favoured by stabilisation of carbanion and poor leaving group
    Reason: The reaction is kinetically of the second-order and unimolecular

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    Product $$(C)$$ is:

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    Assertion: $$1^o$$ allylic halides are more reactive than $$1^oRX$$ in $$S_N1$$ reaction
    Reason: Allylic carbocation intermediate is stabilised by resonance

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    Assertion : Rate of ethanolysis of $$1^o$$ halide by $$S_N1$$ mechanism is fast.
    Reason : Carbocation is stabilised by resonance.

  • Question 10
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    Which of the following aromatic compound is least reactive towards electrophilic substitutions?

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