Use the first column to rank each substrate by the rate at which it will undergo SN 2 substitution. Use the second column to rank each substrate by the rate atwhich it will undergo SN 1 substitution.SubstrateساRate of SN 2Rate of SN 1Х(Choose one)(Choose one)CI(Choose one)(Choose one)(Choose one)(Choose one)CI

Step 1:C=C-Cl vinyl chlorides does not indergoes both SN1 and SN2 reactions So put as 3( slower)…

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