6 Please provide the correct answers.Thanks in advance Select ONLY those GOOD LEAVING GROUPS which can be replaced in SN1 or SN2 reactions for this particular compound below. Make sure to rank them by conjugate base stability:Leaving Group 1 is the most stable conjugate baseLeaving Group 2 is the second most stable conjugate baseLeaving Group 3 is less stable conjugate base relative to Leaving Group 1 or Leaving Group 2Hint: use the chart on page 151 (Chapter 9.4)Type your answers in the blanks below using chemical notation for the right leaving group, for example type F (for fluoride); Br (for bromide); CI (for chloride); I (for iodide); OMS (for mesylate), OTs (for tosylate), and OTf (for triflate). If the same group can be a good leaving group then type it twice, forexample, type CI (in the first blank) and Cl again (in the second blank)."Leaving Group 1 isLeaving Group 2 isBrMeōOTSBrCICIBrLeaving Group 3 is

Organic compound is given.We have to identify the leaving groups for Nucleophilic Substitution reaction. The tendency of a group to act as a leaving group depends upon the stability of ion after being expelled.The higher the stability more better will be its leaving tendency. The stability of negative charge depend upon-Electronegativity of atom carrying negative charge.Size of the atomPresence of vacant orbitals.Otf is highly stable due to resonance. Bromide ion is more stable than chloride ion because of its larger size.