Choose one (and only one) of the reactions below and draw the complete mechanism for the major product(s) only, including the formation of the electrophile. You must also include all of the proper resonance structures for any intermediate species, but not for the starting material. Be sure to also include all arrows, charges, electrons, and any other mechanistic aspects discussed in lecture or within your textbook. Upload your answer (using any reasonable file format) within this question. Reaction I OH 1. AICI3 2. Н,О H,C 'CI Reaction II H2SO4 NO2 Reaction III FeCl3 Cl2 so,H

Choose one (and only one) of the reactions below and draw the complete mechanism for the major product(s) only, including the formation of the electrophile. You must also include all of the proper resonance structures for any intermediate species, but not for the starting material. Be sure to also include all arrows, charges, electrons, and any other mechanistic aspects discussed in lecture or within your textbook. Upload your answer (using any reasonable file format) within this question. Reaction I OH 1. AICI3 2. Н,О H,C 'CI Reaction II H2SO4 NO2 Reaction III FeCl3 Cl2 so,H

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter13: Substitution

Section: Chapter Questions

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