( with explanation plz multiple options are possible ) Depending on the nature of substituent X, the structure below might expel a leaving group, X', to form theketone shown.For whichof the followingsubstituents (X) is thereaction possible?below+a x = CH2CH3bX = HX = BrMultiple answers are accepted for this questiond X = CleX = OHX = OCOCH3g X= NH2

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Depending on the nature of substituent X, the structure below might expel a leaving group, X', to form the ketone shown. of the following substituents (X) is the reaction possible? For which of below + X = CH2CH3 X = H X = Br Multiple answers are accepted for this question d X = Cl e X= OH f X = OCOCH3 X = NH2

Depending on the nature of substituent X, the structure below might expel a leaving group, X', to form the ketone shown. of the following substituents (X) is the reaction possible? For which of below + X = CH2CH3 X = H X = Br Multiple answers are accepted for this question d X = Cl e X= OH f X = OCOCH3 X = NH2

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