please answer question 2 with good explanation 1.) Indicate whether each of the molecules shown below is aromatic, anti-aromatic, ornon-aromatic. You may assume each molecule is planar.2.) Your roommate has just begun working in the Swager lab at MIT! She will use theIt's been a yearreaction shown below to make conjugated organic polymers.since she took Orgo II and she can't figure out how the reaction works (Ⓡ).e..Help her by providing a detailed arrow pushing mechanism. Clearly Show allcharges and intermediates.NC CNNa+NC CN

Solution: We know benzene usually not undergo aromatic nucleophilic substitution reaction. But when…

2.) Your roommate has just begun working in the Swager lab at MIT! She will use the reaction shown below to make conjugated organic polymers. since she took Orgo II and she can't figure out how the reaction works (Ⓡ). It's been a year Help her by providing a detailed arrow pushing mechanism. Clearly Show all charges and intermediates. NC CN Na+ Joo, NC CN S

2.) Your roommate has just begun working in the Swager lab at MIT! She will use the reaction shown below to make conjugated organic polymers. since she took Orgo II and she can't figure out how the reaction works (Ⓡ). It's been a year Help her by providing a detailed arrow pushing mechanism. Clearly Show all charges and intermediates. NC CN Na+ Joo, NC CN S

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter18: Aromaticity

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