9. Provide the following: aniline i) the major organic product of the reaction shown, and ii) the specific name of the reaction. AICI3 CI (if o,p-substituted products are possible, only provide the major para substituted product, otherwise, only provide the 12, HNO3 (if o,p-substituted products are possible, only provide the major para-substituted product, otherwise, only provide the

9. Provide the following: aniline i) the major organic product of the reaction shown, and ii) the specific name of the reaction. AICI3 CI (if o,p-substituted products are possible, only provide the major para substituted product, otherwise, only provide the 12, HNO3 (if o,p-substituted products are possible, only provide the major para-substituted product, otherwise, only provide the

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Chapter8: Haloalkanes, Halogenation, And Radical Reactions

Section8.6: Allylic Halogenation

Problem 8.5P: Given the solution to Example 8.5, predict the structure of the product(s) formed when 3-hexene is...

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