(a) Rank the following carbocations in order of increasing electrophilicity (1 = lowest electrophilicity, 4 =highest electrophilicity).(b) Rank the following 1,1-halomethylcyclopentanes in order of reactivity in an SN1 reaction (1 = lowestreactivity, 4 = highest reactivity.CH3CIBwith SNI, norreactive meansmore stable(c) Rank the following species in terms of increasing nucleophilicity in an SN2 reaction in a poaprotic solvent (1 = lowest nucleophilicity, 4 = highest nucleophilicity).

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(a) Rank the following carbocations in order of highest electrophilicity). (b) Rank the following 1,1-halomethylcyclopentanes in order of reactivity in an SN1 reaction (1= lowes reactivity, 4 highest reactivity. = with X X CH3 2 --1 — Br Rank the following species in terms of increasing nucleophilicity in an SN2 reaction in a ptic solvent (1 = lowest nucleophilicity, 4 = highest nucleophilicity). AO Sul, uno reactie unear more stable. 4

(a) Rank the following carbocations in order of highest electrophilicity). (b) Rank the following 1,1-halomethylcyclopentanes in order of reactivity in an SN1 reaction (1= lowes reactivity, 4 highest reactivity. = with X X CH3 2 --1 — Br Rank the following species in terms of increasing nucleophilicity in an SN2 reaction in a ptic solvent (1 = lowest nucleophilicity, 4 = highest nucleophilicity). AO Sul, uno reactie unear more stable. 4

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