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Anirudh Narayanan ·2009-01-13 03:04:48

Because of the stability of the allylic carbocation.
HOPE I'M CORRECT [7]

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greatvishal swami ·2009-01-13 03:05:58

dekho gi williamson ether follows SN₂ mechanism now in allylic ether branching is less due to doublr bond also the double bond makes it more compact & polar

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greatvishal swami ·2009-01-13 03:07:00

stability ka koi chakkar nahi hai ani

it strictly follows SN₂ mechanism

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Pavithra Ramamoorthy ·2009-01-13 03:07:36

@ vishal..
ve u ever seen it?????? ;-)

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Anirudh Narayanan ·2009-01-13 03:09:43

Silly doubt::::

CH₂=CH- is allylic or vinylic? [7]

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greatvishal swami ·2009-01-13 03:16:04

seen wat ram ani it is ALLYLIC

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Anirudh Narayanan ·2009-01-13 03:23:45

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greatvishal swami ·2009-01-13 03:35:12

wat do u want to know ani

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Anirudh Narayanan ·2009-01-14 01:19:15

See, even stability of carbocation is a reason for reactivity of allylic halide. But you said that was not so. That's why I posted the above reply [1]

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big looser ......... ·2009-01-15 02:30:48

thanks vishal...................

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