Explain the observed reactivity rate of the following alkyl halides in an S№1 reaction. -CI slowest rate anti-aromatic least stable + non-aromatic -CI CN CN fastest rate Propose the product of the following reaction (hint: this is a two step-reaction. Reaction one is an electrocyclic ring opening and step 2 is a cycloaddition reaction). Be sure to include stereochem in your answer. A O -CI aromatic most stable

Explain the observed reactivity rate of the following alkyl halides in an S№1 reaction. -CI slowest rate anti-aromatic least stable + non-aromatic -CI CN CN fastest rate Propose the product of the following reaction (hint: this is a two step-reaction. Reaction one is an electrocyclic ring opening and step 2 is a cycloaddition reaction). Be sure to include stereochem in your answer. A O -CI aromatic most stable

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