MCQ
Rate limiting $S_{N^1}$ follows the sequence

True statement about sequence on the basis of assumption that $R$ contains $3$  different groups is

$\mathop R\limits^{\delta  \oplus } \,\mathop {Br}\limits^{\delta \,\Theta } \, \rightleftharpoons $ $\mathop {\boxed{{R^ \oplus }B{r^\Theta }}}\limits_{(a)} \,\,\, \rightleftharpoons \,$$\,\mathop {\boxed{{R^ \oplus }}\,\boxed{B{r^\Theta }}\,}\limits_{(b)} \,\, \rightleftharpoons $ ${\boxed{{R^ \oplus }}}$  $ \rightleftharpoons $ $\mathop {\,\boxed{B{r^\Theta }}\,}\limits_{(c)} \,$

  • A
    more stable carbocation, greater is in the proportion of racemization
  • B
    the more nucleophilic the solvent greater in the proportion of inversion
  • C
    In above sequence $(b)$ represent separately solvated, pair of ions
  • All of these

Answer

Correct option: D.
All of these
d
$(d)$ Informative question [All are correct]

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