Example 3: The p value for solvolysis substituted benzyl chlorides is -1.31, and the o values for p-NO, and p-Br substituents are 0.81 and 0.26 respectively. Calculate how much faster p-Br-benzyl chloride will solvolyze in water than p-NO2-benzyl chloride.

Example 3: The p value for solvolysis substituted benzyl chlorides is -1.31, and the o values for p-NO, and p-Br substituents are 0.81 and 0.26 respectively. Calculate how much faster p-Br-benzyl chloride will solvolyze in water than p-NO2-benzyl chloride.

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Example 3: The p value for solvolysis substituted benzyl
chlorides is -1.31, and the o values for p-NO, and p-Br
substituents are 0.81 and 0.26 respectively. Calculate how
much faster p-Br-benzyl chloride will solvolyze in water than
p-NO2-benzyl chloride.

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