(SYN) In each of the following reactions, the aromatic ring has just one chemically distinct, aromatic H, so a single electrophilic aromatic substitution will lead to just a single product. With this in mind, supply the missing reagents needed to carry out each transformation. (a) SO3H (b) NO2 Br. .CI Br. .CI CI `Br CI Br

(SYN) In each of the following reactions, the aromatic ring has just one chemically distinct, aromatic H, so a single electrophilic aromatic substitution will lead to just a single product. With this in mind, supply the missing reagents needed to carry out each transformation. (a) SO3H (b) NO2 Br. .CI Br. .CI CI `Br CI Br

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