b) Fill in the gaps by drawing the structures of the missing reagents, intermediates and/orproducts of the following electrophilic aromatic substitutions. Chemical formulas have beenadded for guidance. .Step 1Step 2CH3HNO.1.CH;NO2C;H3NPd/CNO23124CH3Brz FeBrC3H;Bro6Using resonance structures, justify whether the acetyl group of compound 5 will direct thebromination reaction to the meta or ortho/para positions

The electrophilic substitution reaction is the significant reaction of aromatic benzene ring which…

b) Fill in the gaps by drawing the structures of the missing reagents, intermediates and/or products of the following electrophilic aromatic substitutions. Chemical formulas have been added for guidance.. Step 1 Step 2 CH3 ENO, H2 1. CH;N Pd:C NO2 2 4 CH3 Br FeBr C3H;Bro Using resonance structures, justify whether the acetyl group of compound 5 will direct the bromination reaction to the meta or ortho/para position.

b) Fill in the gaps by drawing the structures of the missing reagents, intermediates and/or products of the following electrophilic aromatic substitutions. Chemical formulas have been added for guidance.. Step 1 Step 2 CH3 ENO, H2 1. CH;N Pd:C NO2 2 4 CH3 Br FeBr C3H;Bro Using resonance structures, justify whether the acetyl group of compound 5 will direct the bromination reaction to the meta or ortho/para position.

Organic Chemistry

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Author:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

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Chapter24: Catalytic Carbon-carbon Bond Formation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 24.25P: It is typically very difficult to do a substitution reaction on an aromatic ring when the leaving...

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