HCI (b) Exercise 2 Diazonium ions (R-N:") are such powerful leaving groups that they offer a method for generatik primary carbocations (N, gas is the leaving group). Interestingly, hydrolysis (solvolysis with water) any of the indicated diazonium ions (below) gives the same three products in exactly the same rati Provide a mechanism for these reactions consistent with this data. (Hint: Think about a commc intermediate for all the reactions.) 48 48 4

HCI (b) Exercise 2 Diazonium ions (R-N:") are such powerful leaving groups that they offer a method for generatik primary carbocations (N, gas is the leaving group). Interestingly, hydrolysis (solvolysis with water) any of the indicated diazonium ions (below) gives the same three products in exactly the same rati Provide a mechanism for these reactions consistent with this data. (Hint: Think about a commc intermediate for all the reactions.) 48 48 4

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