This molecule undergoes a substitution reaction when stirred with water. In the box, draw all possible substitution products. Show the correct stereochemistry using wedges and dashes. Be sure to draw all bonds at the stereocenters. Draw only the organic product(s) and not inorganic side- products. Br H20 CH3

This molecule undergoes a substitution reaction when stirred with water. In the box, draw all possible substitution products. Show the correct stereochemistry using wedges and dashes. Be sure to draw all bonds at the stereocenters. Draw only the organic product(s) and not inorganic side- products. Br H20 CH3

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Chapter19: Eas: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

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