Give the major product(s) of the following reactions, if there is a reaction. For electrophilic aromatic substitution, assume that only one equivalent of the electrophile adds to the aromatic ring (monosubstitution). However, there may be more than one product formed. 12, H2O2 H2SO4 HO. CH3 1) CI AICI3 2) H20 O,N. Br2 FeBr3

Give the major product(s) of the following reactions, if there is a reaction. For electrophilic aromatic substitution, assume that only one equivalent of the electrophile adds to the aromatic ring (monosubstitution). However, there may be more than one product formed. 12, H2O2 H2SO4 HO. CH3 1) CI AICI3 2) H20 O,N. Br2 FeBr3

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