Q1)Which carbon halogen bond is stronger

Q2)IUPAC name of CH2=(double bond)CH-Rr

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Solution

1) Obviously backbonding is a point to be considered, as carbene is an electron deficient species. As fluorine is the most easiest to overlap with, the C−F bond will be strongest

2) if it is CH2=CH2, then it will be Ethylene

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