Draw the structures of the product from each of the following reactions and then answer the questions about the isomeric relationships between compounds A, B, and C. You must indicate the stereochemistry in the products (wedge/dashed bonds). SOCI, pyridine NaOCH3 A PBr3 NAOCH, B TSCI pyridine NaOCH, TSCI = p-toluene sulfonyl chloride C a. What is the relationship between products A and B? (identical, enantiomers, structural isomers) b. What is the relationship between products A and C? (identical, enantiomers, structural isomers)

Draw the structures of the product from each of the following reactions and then answer the questions about the isomeric relationships between compounds A, B, and C. You must indicate the stereochemistry in the products (wedge/dashed bonds). SOCI, pyridine NaOCH3 A PBr3 NAOCH, B TSCI pyridine NaOCH, TSCI = p-toluene sulfonyl chloride C a. What is the relationship between products A and B? (identical, enantiomers, structural isomers) b. What is the relationship between products A and C? (identical, enantiomers, structural isomers)

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Chapter16: Chemistry Of Benzene: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

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