Question 51). Draw all resonance structures for the carbocation intermediateformed by para attack; circle the resonance structure that isparticularly unstable.N-NCl₂AICI 3H2). Draw all resonance structures for the carbocation intermediateformed by ortho attack; circle the extra resonance structure thatis particularly stable.Ha AerANSAS CHNO3H₂SO4

One of the important reactions of organic compounds is aromatic electrophilic substitution…

1). Draw all resonance structures for the carbocation intermediate formed by para attack; circle the resonance structure that is particularly unstable. Cl₂ AICI 3 2). Draw all resonance structures for the carbocation intermediate formed by ortho attack; circle the extra resonance structure that is particularly stable.

1). Draw all resonance structures for the carbocation intermediate formed by para attack; circle the resonance structure that is particularly unstable. Cl₂ AICI 3 2). Draw all resonance structures for the carbocation intermediate formed by ortho attack; circle the extra resonance structure that is particularly stable.

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Chapter19: Eas: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

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