**Question 3:** The rate of \( S_N2 \) will be negligible in:**Options:**(a) A bromocyclohexane structure where bromine (Br) is attached to a cyclohexane ring.(b) A bromocyclohexene structure where bromine (Br) is attached to a cyclohexene ring with one double bond.(c) A bromonorbornane structure where bromine (Br) is attached to a norbornane framework with marked strain.(d) A bromocyclohexene structure where bromine (Br) is attached to a cyclohexene ring with one double bond, but with a different arrangement compared to (b).**Explanation of the Chemical Structures:**- Each option represents a chemical structure with bromine attached to a carbon ring.- **(a)** shows a saturated cyclohexane ring with no double bonds, which is less hindered.- **(b)** illustrates the presence of a double bond in the cyclohexane ring, introducing some degree of ring strain.- **(c)** highlights the norbornane structure that is known for its significant ring strain, affecting the reaction probability.- **(d)** includes a double bond similar to **(b)** but with altered sterics, potentially influencing reactivity.The focus here is to determine the structural scenario where the \( S_N2 \) reaction rate would be least favored due to steric hindrance or electronic effects.

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