For this problem it gives it shows us para attack. Please show all steps on how to solve it for ortho attack and why it is not favored? Theory of Directing Effects -NO₂; assume meta attack. NO₂ NO₂ fast - H &-&-&-&:] + & NO₂ NO₂ NO₂ +NO₂ NO₂ S. slow NO₂+ (a) NO₂ H NO₂ (d) - H (e) NO₂ (b) ▶ -NO₂; assume para attack. ► Contributor (e) places positive charge on adjacent atoms. NO₂ H NO₂ the most disfavored contributing structure NO₂ H NO₂ (e) NO₂ positive charges on adjacent atoms destabilize the intermediate + (c) NO₂ H HNO₂ (1) NO₂ NO₂ NO₂ ortho attack would similarly yield 3 contributing structures, one with the positive charge adjacent to -NO₂

For this problem it gives it shows us para attack. Please show all steps on how to solve it for ortho attack and why it is not favored? Theory of Directing Effects -NO₂; assume meta attack. NO₂ NO₂ fast - H &-&-&-&:] + & NO₂ NO₂ NO₂ +NO₂ NO₂ S. slow NO₂+ (a) NO₂ H NO₂ (d) - H (e) NO₂ (b) ▶ -NO₂; assume para attack. ► Contributor (e) places positive charge on adjacent atoms. NO₂ H NO₂ the most disfavored contributing structure NO₂ H NO₂ (e) NO₂ positive charges on adjacent atoms destabilize the intermediate + (c) NO₂ H HNO₂ (1) NO₂ NO₂ NO₂ ortho attack would similarly yield 3 contributing structures, one with the positive charge adjacent to -NO₂

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