Draw the organic product for each reaction sequence. Remember to include formal charges whenappropriate. If more than one major product isomer forms, draw only one.1. CH,CI, AIC,СН, СІ,AICI,2. HNO,,H,S0,1. HNO,,H,SO,2. CH,CIІ, AICІI,

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Draw the organic product for each reaction sequence. Remember to include formal charges when appropriate. If more than one major product isomer forms, draw only one. 1. CH,CI, AIC, СН, СІ, AICI, 2. HNO,,H,S0, 1. HNO,,H,SO, 2. CH,CIІ, AICІI,