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Q. How many of the statement(s) are correct

i) The nucleophile makes a rear attack in $\text{S}_{\text{N}} \text{2}$ reaction and expels the leaving group from front side.

ii) $CH_{3}O-CH=CH_{2}$ adds to $\text{HBr}$ according to Anti‐Markownikoff’s rule.

iii) The basicity of halides decreases in the order $F^{-}>C1^{-}>Br^{-}>I^{-},$ but the nucleophillicity is reverse of it. (in polar protic solvents)

iv) The rate of $\text{S}_{\text{N}} \text{2}$ reaction is independent of the polarity of the solvent.

v) Sigma complex or arenium ion is resonance stablised.

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Solution:

i) The nucleophile makes a rear attack in $\text{S}_{\text{N}} \text{2}$ reaction and expels the leaving group from front side.

iii) The basicity of halides decreases in the order $F^{-}>C1^{-}>Br^{-}>I^{-},$ but the nucleophillicity is reverse of it. (in polar protic solvents)

v) Sigma complex or arenium ion is resonance stablised.

The above statements are correct.

$CH_{3}O-CH=CH_{2}$ adds to $\text{HBr}$ according to Markownikoff’s rule.

iv) The rate of $\text{S}_{\text{N}} \text{2}$ reaction is faster in polar aprotic solvent.