MCQ
The most reactive towards SN1 is:
- APhCH2Cl
- BPhCl
- CPhCH(Cl)CH3
- Dp−NO2PhCH2Cl
Explanation:
The rate of SN1 reaction depends upon the stability of the carbocation formed.
The compound given in option C forms the most stable carbocation after removal of Cl. This carbocation is most stable due to resonance, hyperconjugation and +I effect of methyl group so it will react easily.
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| Column I | Column II |
| (a) Urea | (i) i < 1 |
| (b) FeCl3 | (ii) i = 1 |
| (c) Benzoic acid in Benzene | (iii) i = 2 |
| (d) MgSO4 | (iv) i = 4 |