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There are two paths (I and II) for the preparation of phenyl-2,4-dinitro phenyl ether
Which of the following statements is true?
Path I is feasible, whereas path II is not
Path II is feasible, whereas path I is not
iii. The Cl of (a) undergoes SN reaction because it is activated by the two EWG
groups
iv. The nitration of (c) does not give (b) but it gives because the first nitro group is deactivating, so the second nitro group enters the other ring
- i
- ii
- i, iii, iv
- i and iv
The correct answer is: i
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