6) Consider the following reactions scheme below. NNH- H. HgCB Step II Step I HO Step II H HCN CEHSMGCI /H3O* a) Write a possible structure for compounds A and B. b) Determine reagents that needed and state the conditions (if any) for step I, step II and step III. c) Give name of the reaction for step I and step IlII.

6) Consider the following reactions scheme below. NNH- H. HgCB Step II Step I HO Step II H HCN CEHSMGCI /H3O* a) Write a possible structure for compounds A and B. b) Determine reagents that needed and state the conditions (if any) for step I, step II and step III. c) Give name of the reaction for step I and step IlII.

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Chapter16: Chemistry Of Benzene: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

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