Chemistry, asked by tisu1485, 1 year ago

Why is ch2=ch-ch2-cl more easily hydrolysed than ch3-ch2-ch2-cl?

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Answered by Gopeshtiwari34
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Answered by gadakhsanket
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Hey Dear,

● Explanation -

  • Reactivity towards hydrolysis depends on formation of carbocation intermediate.
  • CH3=CH-CH2-Cl on removal of chloride ion forms allyl carbocation.
  • Allyl carbocation shows resonace effect and thus is highly stable carbocation.
  • CH3-CH2-CH2-Cl on removal of chloride ion forms ethyl carbocation.
  • Propyl carbocation stabilizes to some extent by inductive effect but not as much as allyl carbocation.
  • Therefore, CH3=CH-CH2-Cl undergo hydrolysis more easily than CH3-CH2-CH2-Cl.

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