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amit sahoo
·2010-04-02 17:27:23
1)quote from wikipedia-
"If other steps are partially rate-determining, the effect of isotopic substitution will be masked."
since the slow step in aromatic substitution is formation of complex so the rate of both benzene and C6D6 is same.
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eureka123
·2010-04-03 11:04:35
kk...
Q2(2nd part),3 plzzz
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Asish Mahapatra
·2010-04-04 02:07:06
Q1. if it was for ANY OTHER type of electrophilic substitution, then ans given would have been correct.
However, sulphonation is REVERSIBLE, so isotopic effect DOES come into picture, hence only for sulphonation 1 > 3...
read any standard book (i think given in morrison) for more explanation