8 Which one of the statements about the following electrophilic aromatic substitution reactions will be WRONG? * n C AIC13 NHCH3 AIC13 Reaction A does not give an alkylation product. Reaction A gives better yields than reaction C. Reaction D gives isopropylbenzene product. Reaction C mostly gives a para-substituted product. Reaction B and C give poor yields of products. B Ꭰ COOH os AIC13 AICI,

8 Which one of the statements about the following electrophilic aromatic substitution reactions will be WRONG? * n C AIC13 NHCH3 AIC13 Reaction A does not give an alkylation product. Reaction A gives better yields than reaction C. Reaction D gives isopropylbenzene product. Reaction C mostly gives a para-substituted product. Reaction B and C give poor yields of products. B Ꭰ COOH os AIC13 AICI,

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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