4. Directing effects a) When the molecule shown below reacts with fuming sulfuric acid, what is the product that forms, and is the there a greater amount of ortho or meta product? Write the resonance structures for the intermediate if the fuming sulfuric acid reagent attaches to the meta position. Write the resonance structures for the intermediate if the fuming sulfuric acid reagent attaches to the para position. Finally, explain in words why one of the above scenarios is the one that occurs, and explain why writing these resonance structures is critical to determining what the primary organic product is.

4. Directing effects a) When the molecule shown below reacts with fuming sulfuric acid, what is the product that forms, and is the there a greater amount of ortho or meta product? Write the resonance structures for the intermediate if the fuming sulfuric acid reagent attaches to the meta position. Write the resonance structures for the intermediate if the fuming sulfuric acid reagent attaches to the para position. Finally, explain in words why one of the above scenarios is the one that occurs, and explain why writing these resonance structures is critical to determining what the primary organic product is.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter19: Eas: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

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