Question 6. Azulene reacts preferable through electrophilic aromatic substitution at the C1 position. Draw the mechanism of the reaction with all steps, including formation of the electrophile (use Cl₂/FeCl3 as reaction condition), and indicate why the C1 is the favored site of substitution. C1

Question 6. Azulene reacts preferable through electrophilic aromatic substitution at the C1 position. Draw the mechanism of the reaction with all steps, including formation of the electrophile (use Cl₂/FeCl3 as reaction condition), and indicate why the C1 is the favored site of substitution. C1

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