The rate of acetolysis of one of the molecules shown below is 2 x 10° times faster than the other. Predict which molecule reacts the fastest and give a brief explanation to account for this observation. -N H Pr (4) H

The rate of acetolysis of one of the molecules shown below is 2 x 10° times faster than the other. Predict which molecule reacts the fastest and give a brief explanation to account for this observation. -N H Pr (4) H

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Chapter9: Nucleophilic Substitution And Β-elimination

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