3. Predict the product/s of the following reactions. Label the product as ortho, meta, orpara.А.Cl,, AICI,В.CNHNO,, H;O*C.Br,. FeBr,4. Write a mechanism for the reaction in question 3c. Include resonance structures thatsupport the position of the electrophile in your final product.

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3. Predict the product/s of the following reactions. Label the product as ortho, meta, or para. A. Cl,, AICI, CN HNO3, H,O* C. Br2, FeBr, B.

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3. Predict the product/s of the following reactions. Label the product as ortho, meta, or
para.
А.
Cl,, AICI,
В.
CN
HNO,, H;O*
C.
Br,. FeBr,
4. Write a mechanism for the reaction in question 3c. Include resonance structures that
support the position of the electrophile in your final product.

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