Q.

In the reaction, R-Br+ClR-Cl+Br, the rates of SN2

reaction of ethyl bromide (I),  n-propyl bromide (II),   isobutyl bromide (III) and neopentyl bromide (IV)  follow the order:

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a

I > II > III > IV

b

III > II > IV > I

c

I > III > II > IV 

d

 IV > III > II >

answer is B.

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Detailed Solution

In organic chemistry, the SN2 reaction is an example of a typical reaction mechanism. This mechanism involves the simultaneous, or sequential, formation of one bond and the breaking of another. The name of the mechanism, which refers to its Hughes-Ingold symbol, is SN2, a type of nucleophilic substitution reaction mechanism.

Hence,the correct option  (B). I > II > III > IV

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