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This is the case when aldehydes and ketone are not reactive towards nucleophilic substitution as carboxylic aci acyl chlorides are ...plz expian the reason .
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second picture is just a reference
in case of aldehydes and ketones. aldehydes are more reactive than ketones as ketones possess steric hindrance and a two R groups.
but in case of aldehydes they posses a hydrogen which facilitate then Nucleophilic addition reaction. this is enhance in when acyl groups are present
so the order becomes acyl, then aldehydes and at last ketone
sir I am not asking this I am asking that why aldehyde and ketone are not reactive for nucleophilic substitution reaction
as compared to carboxylic acid ester anhydrides
the second picture which I have sent you they have explained through resonance
I yes, it is also a perfect explanation. as resonance increases, stability also increases. this leads to low reactivity