1.1 Consider the following Friedel-Craft's reaction of the type shown in page 438, Fig 11.3., provide a mechanism to show why only one product is obtained despite the Wagner-Meerwen rearrangements: cat. AICI, in -AIC

1.1 Consider the following Friedel-Craft's reaction of the type shown in page 438, Fig 11.3., provide a mechanism to show why only one product is obtained despite the Wagner-Meerwen rearrangements: cat. AICI, in -AIC

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1.1 Consider the following Friedel-Craft's reaction of the type shown in page 438, Fig 11.3., provide a
mechanism to show why only one product is obtained despite the Wagner-Meerwen rearrangements:
cat. AICI, in
-AICI

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