The sulphonic acid group is often readily replaced by a nitro group e.g., This is because
Chemistry · JEE Advanced · NTA Exams — Hydrocarbons
The sulphonic acid group is often readily replaced by a nitro group e.g.,
This is because
This is because
- –SO3H group is a better leaving group than –NO2 group in electrophilic substitution
- –NO2 group is a better leaving group than –SO3H group in electrophilic substitutions
- This is a nucleophilic substitution.
- both (b and c)
Answer
(A) –SO 3 H group is a better leaving group than –NO 2 group in electrophilic substitution
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