Rate limiting SN1 following the sequence The statement about sequence on the basis of assumption that R contains 3 different groups is:

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Rate limiting SN1 following the sequence <img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/chemistry/53317b605d49263fd30611f5543593ab-.jpeg" /> The statement about sequence on the basis of assumption that R contains 3 different groups is: (A) more stable carbocation greater is in the proportional of racemization (B) the more nucleophilic the solvent the greater in the proportion of inversion (C) In above sequence pair of ions(b) represent separately solvated, (D) All of these

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As three R groups are different so it is SN2.

Q. Rate limiting $S_{N} 1$ following the sequence

The statement about sequence on the basis of assumption that R contains 3 different groups is:

more stable carbocation greater is in the proportional of racemization

the more nucleophilic the solvent the greater in the proportion of inversion

In above sequence pair of ions(b) represent separately solvated,

All of these

As three $R$ groups are different so it is $S_{N} 2$ .

Q. Rate limiting SN​1 following the sequence The statement about sequence on the basis of assumption that R contains 3 different groups is: