6. More than one product of bromination could have formed. Consider what type of diręcting group the acetamide group (CH,C(=O)NH-) is (read ahead in the lecture material if needed). Draw the structure of the monobromination sideproduct (i.e. reaction product that is not the desired product) that should be present in the greatest amount.

6. More than one product of bromination could have formed. Consider what type of diręcting group the acetamide group (CH,C(=O)NH-) is (read ahead in the lecture material if needed). Draw the structure of the monobromination sideproduct (i.e. reaction product that is not the desired product) that should be present in the greatest amount.

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Chapter19: Eas: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

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