Consider the following reactions, I. CH2 = CHOOH xrightarrowΔ CH2 = CH2 II. III. CH3CH(COOH)2 xrightarrowΔ CH3CH2COOH In which cases, parent compound loses its functional group in preference?

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Consider the following reactions, I. CH2 = CHOOH xrightarrowΔ CH2 = CH2 II. <img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/chemistry/be488c85e592e4efa86879ede5ff2a9d-.png" /> III. CH3CH(COOH)2 xrightarrowΔ CH3CH2COOH In which cases, parent compound loses its functional group in preference? (A) I, II (B) I, II, III (C) II, III (D) I, III

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I. overset3CH2 = overset2CH overset1COOH arrow overset2C H2 = overset1CH2 -COOH loses its preference II

— COOH loses its preference

— COOH does not lose its preference

Q. Consider the following reactions,
I. $C H_{2} = C H OO H Δ C H_{2} = C H_{2}$
II.
III. $C H_{3} C H (COO H)_{2} Δ C H_{3} C H_{2} COO H$
In which cases, parent compound loses its functional group in preference?

$I, II$

$I, II, III$

$II, III$

$I, III$

I. $C 3 H_{2} = C 2 H C 1 OO H \to C 2 H_{2} = C 1 H_{2}$
$- COO H$ loses its preference
II
$— COO H$ loses its preference

$— COO H$ does not lose its preference

Q. Consider the following reactions, I. CH2​=CHOOHΔ​CH2​=CH2​ II. III. CH3​CH(COOH)2​Δ​CH3​CH2​COOH In which cases, parent compound loses its functional group in preference?

I,II

I,II,III

II,III

I,III