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Substitution reactions may be__________________.

A
free radical substitution
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nucleophilic substitution
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C
electrophilic substitution
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D
all of the above
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Solution

The correct option is D all of the above
In organic chemistry, we encounter with 3 types of substitution reactions:
Free radical substitution
Example : Halogenation of methane
CH4+Cl2 (in the presence of sunlight) CH3Cl
Nucleophilic substitution
Example : SN2 reaction
CH3Cl+NaOHCH3OH+NaCl
Electrophilic substitution
Example : nitration of benzene
C6H6+HNO3/H2SO4PhNO2 (nitrobenzene)

Hence option D is correct.

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