(iv) Describe/ explain the difference in relative reaction rate in following reactions.ReactionsRelative RatesBr-CH,-CH, +SN,14Br + CH,CH-IBr + CH,CH,-ISN,acetoneBr-CH-CH, +TSN,Br + CH;CH-IBr-CH-CH + r0.015gas phase

Interpretation: To describe the difference in relative reaction rate of the give reactions.

(iv) Describe explain the difference in relative reaction rate in following reactions. Reactions Relative Rates Br+ CH;CH-I SN, Br-CH-CH, +1 14 SN, acetone SN, Br + CH,CH,1 Br-CH-CH, + I Br • CH,CH,-I Br-CH-CH, + 0.015 gas phase

(iv) Describe explain the difference in relative reaction rate in following reactions. Reactions Relative Rates Br+ CH;CH-I SN, Br-CH-CH, +1 14 SN, acetone SN, Br + CH,CH,1 Br-CH-CH, + I Br • CH,CH,-I Br-CH-CH, + 0.015 gas phase

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