(C) Imagine the following substituents connected to a benzene ring. Decide which of them are electron donating and which are electron withdrawing. :0: II H II -C-N-CH3 III | :0: || -C-H -CH2CH3 :O: : 0: VI IV H II -N-C-CH3 V -OMe A. Donating: II, IV, V Withdrawing: I, III, VI B. Donating: II, IV, VI Withdrawing: I, III, V C. Donating: III, IV, V Withdrawing: I, II, VI D. Donating: II, III, V Withdrawing: I, IV, VI

(C) Imagine the following substituents connected to a benzene ring. Decide which of them are electron donating and which are electron withdrawing. :0: II H II -C-N-CH3 III | :0: || -C-H -CH2CH3 :O: : 0: VI IV H II -N-C-CH3 V -OMe A. Donating: II, IV, V Withdrawing: I, III, VI B. Donating: II, IV, VI Withdrawing: I, III, V C. Donating: III, IV, V Withdrawing: I, II, VI D. Donating: II, III, V Withdrawing: I, IV, VI

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