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KI in acetone, undergoes `S_(N)2` reaction with each of `P,Q ,R` and S The rates of the reaction very as
`underset(P)(H_(3)C-Cl)` .

A

P gt Q gt R gt S

B

S gt P gt R gt Q

C

P gt R gt Q gt S

D

R gt P gt S gt Q

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