Energy Diagrams of SN1 and SN2
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Q. In the given reaction rate is fastest, when (X) is:
- -OH
- −NH2
Q. Consider the following carbocations
I. CH3−C⨁H2
II. CH2=C⨁H
III. CH2=CH−C⨁H2
IV. C6H5−CH⨁2
Stability of these carbocations in decreasing order is?
I. CH3−C⨁H2
II. CH2=C⨁H
III. CH2=CH−C⨁H2
IV. C6H5−CH⨁2
Stability of these carbocations in decreasing order is?
- IV>III>I>II
- IV>III>II>I
- III>IV>II>I
- III>IV>I>II
Q.
In the following graph, stability of above carbocations have been shown:
Match the potential energy curve with carbocation.
In the following graph, stability of above carbocations have been shown:
Match the potential energy curve with carbocation.
- IIIIII(a)ABC
- IIIIII(d)CAB
- IIIIII(b)BAC
- IIIIII(c)CBA
Q. Which of the following statements are correct about the reactivities of (I) n-propyl chloride and (II) allyl chloride?
- Rate if SN1 reaction of (I)>(II)
- Rate if SN1 reaction of (II)>(I)
- Rate if SN2 reaction of (I)>(II)
- Rate if SN2 reaction of (II)>(I)
Q.
In the following graph, stability of above carbocations have been shown:
Match the potential energy curve with carbocation.
In the following graph, stability of above carbocations have been shown:
Match the potential energy curve with carbocation.
- IIIIII(d)CAB
- IIIIII(c)CBA
- IIIIII(a)ABC
- IIIIII(b)BAC
Q. Show how is carbanion : ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯CH2−O∥C−CH3 Stabilised by resonance?