Physical World
Mark the correct order of increasing reactivity:
Arrange the following compounds in the increasing order of their property as indicated: Acetaldehyde, acetone, di-tert-butyl ketone, methyl tert- butyl ketone (reactivity towards HCN).
More $$\overset{-}{e}-$$ withdrawing group favours NA reaction (nucleophilic addition reaction), whereas $$\overset{-}{e}-$$ donating group decreases reactivity towards NA reaction or reactivity towards $$HCN.$$
So, Increasing order of reactivity towards $$HCN$$:
$$(IV) < (III) < (II) < (I).$$
Mark the correct order of increasing reactivity:
The reactivities of acid halides (I), anhydrides (II), esters (III) and amides (IV) with nucleophilic reagents follow the order :
In which option first one is more reactive than second in each pair towards $$S_{N}2$$ reaction ?
Which of the most reactive acid derivative?
Which among the following ester is most reactive towards nucleophilic attack?
Which of the following compounds will be most easily hydrolysed?
Fill in the blanks: (S) Acetic anhydride is ..... reactive than acetyl chloride.
Answer the following with reasoning:- (v) How the order of reactivity of the acid derivatives is related to the base strength of the leaving group?
Answer the following with reasoning:- (ix) Why a ketone is not isolated from the reaction of an ester on equivalent of RMgX?