Which of the following is the most correct electron
displacement for a nucleophilic reaction to take place?
[2015]
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In The Water(H2O)and in the ........
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Option C is the correct option.
Explanation:
- The reactant that is given has a alkyl chain.
- Among the alkylic chain the vinylic chain has very stability itself.
- This is because the vinylic and benzylic chains are itself resonance stabilised.
- So a vinylic cation is very stable and easily formed.
- Thus SN1 is preferred in those cases.
- Thus vinylic chain which is present in option C shows the carboncation formation and SN1 mechanism.
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