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The only correct combination in which the reaction proceeds through radical mechanism is

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(IV) (i) (Q)

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(III) (ii) (P)

C

(II) (iii) (R )

D

(I) (ii) (R )

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To solve the problem, we need to analyze the reactions of the compounds listed in Column I with the reagents in Column II and identify the correct combinations that proceed through a radical mechanism. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Compounds and Reactions**: - **Toluene (I)**: When treated with Br₂ and light (hv), toluene undergoes a free radical substitution reaction to form bromotoluene. - **Acetophenone (II)**: Acetophenone reacts with NaOH and Br₂ in a haloform reaction, which does not proceed through a radical mechanism. - **Benzaldehyde (III)**: Benzaldehyde can undergo a condensation reaction, specifically the Perkin reaction, which does not involve radicals. - **Phenol (IV)**: When phenol reacts with NaOH and CO₂, it undergoes a carboxylation reaction, which also does not involve a radical mechanism. 2. **Determine the Mechanism**: - **Toluene (I) + Br₂/hv**: This reaction proceeds through a radical mechanism (Substitution). - **Acetophenone (II) + NaOH/Br₂**: This is a haloform reaction, not a radical mechanism. - **Benzaldehyde (III)**: This does not proceed through a radical mechanism. - **Phenol (IV) + NaOH/CO₂**: This is a carboxylation reaction, not a radical mechanism. 3. **Match the Correct Combination**: - The only compound that undergoes a reaction through a radical mechanism is **Toluene (I)** with **Br₂/hv** which corresponds to **Substitution (R)**. ### Conclusion: The only correct combination in which the reaction proceeds through a radical mechanism is: - **(I) Toluene with (ii) Br₂/hv leading to (R) Substitution**. ### Final Answer: The correct combination is (I, ii, R). ---

To solve the problem, we need to analyze the reactions of the compounds listed in Column I with the reagents in Column II and identify the correct combinations that proceed through a radical mechanism. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Compounds and Reactions**: - **Toluene (I)**: When treated with Br₂ and light (hv), toluene undergoes a free radical substitution reaction to form bromotoluene. - **Acetophenone (II)**: Acetophenone reacts with NaOH and Br₂ in a haloform reaction, which does not proceed through a radical mechanism. - **Benzaldehyde (III)**: Benzaldehyde can undergo a condensation reaction, specifically the Perkin reaction, which does not involve radicals. ...
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