17.Provide a curved arrow mechanism for the transformation shown below. Be sure to show the formation of all reactive intermediates (including the role of HNO/H2SO4) and resonance forms and clearly show the movement of all electrons. NO2 HNO,/H,SO, Next, provide an energy vs. reaction coordinate diagram for the EAS mechanism above. Please only start with benzene and NO: Label all reaction intermediates, relative energies, and cleariy show the rate-determining step

17.Provide a curved arrow mechanism for the transformation shown below. Be sure to show the formation of all reactive intermediates (including the role of HNO/H2SO4) and resonance forms and clearly show the movement of all electrons. NO2 HNO,/H,SO, Next, provide an energy vs. reaction coordinate diagram for the EAS mechanism above. Please only start with benzene and NO: Label all reaction intermediates, relative energies, and cleariy show the rate-determining step

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter18: Aromaticity

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