Which of the four groups, methoxy (CH3O), oxide (02), chloride (Cr), or methyl anion (CH3) on the tetrahedral intermediate in the nucleophilic acyl substitution reaction shown below is the best leaving group? (Hint: Acid strength order (from strongest to weakest) is: HCI > CH3OH > CH4> OH). Intermediate). H3C O H₂C O oxide (0³) Ochloride (CI) O methoxy (CH,O) O none of the methoxy (CH,O), oxide (02), chloride (CI), and methyl anion (CH,') is a leaving group O methyl anion (CH₂) Cl

Which of the four groups, methoxy (CH3O), oxide (02), chloride (Cr), or methyl anion (CH3) on the tetrahedral intermediate in the nucleophilic acyl substitution reaction shown below is the best leaving group? (Hint: Acid strength order (from strongest to weakest) is: HCI > CH3OH > CH4> OH). Intermediate). H3C O H₂C O oxide (0³) Ochloride (CI) O methoxy (CH,O) O none of the methoxy (CH,O), oxide (02), chloride (CI), and methyl anion (CH,') is a leaving group O methyl anion (CH₂) Cl

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