Draw the Major Organic product of the following reaction. Do NOT use abbreviations such as Ph. Do NOT draw out any hydrogen explicitly. Do NOT include the ionic side product or any other side product such as water, CH3NH2 or CH3NH,". (i) p-Toluidine + Br2 (excess) H,O Draw Your Solution

Draw the Major Organic product of the following reaction. Do NOT use abbreviations such as Ph. Do NOT draw out any hydrogen explicitly. Do NOT include the ionic side product or any other side product such as water, CH3NH2 or CH3NH,". (i) p-Toluidine + Br2 (excess) H,O Draw Your Solution

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter20: Acidity And Pka Of Phenols

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Draw the Major Organic product of the following reaction. Do NOT use abbreviations such as Ph. Do NOT draw out any hydrogen
explicitly. Do NOT include the ionic side product or any other side product such as water, CH3NH2 or CH3NH3.
(i) p-Toluidine + Br2 (excess) H,O
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