Arrange the haloalkanes in order of increasing reactivity in an Sn2 reaction with NaI in acetone (least first).
ANSWER:-
the correct answer is d because we know that in SN2 reaction mechanism we use primary and secondary halides so III is least reactive because of its tertiary nature and we also know that the reactivity of Cl is less than that of Bromine and iodine so II is next least reactive IV is secondary carbocation so next reactivity is IV and I is most reactive because of primary carbocation.
ANSWER:-
the correct answer is d because we know that in SN2 reaction mechanism we use primary and secondary halides so III is least reactive because of its tertiary nature and we also know that the reactivity of Cl is less than that of Bromine and iodine so II is next least reactive IV is secondary carbocation so next reactivity is IV and I is most reactive because of primary carbocation.
Arrange the haloalkanes in order of increasing reactivity in an Sn2 reaction with NaI in acetone...
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