Fifteen different monosubstituted benzenes are represented below. How many of them are "deactivated" towards electrophilic aromatic substitution (EAS) relative to benzene? Hint: The -CF3 group has a partial positive charge on its carbon atom due the highly electronegative fluorines. The -CF3 group is different than just fluorine (-F) attached directly to the benzene ring! F HO H. CF3 NO2 ОН NH2 IZ

Fifteen different monosubstituted benzenes are represented below. How many of them are "deactivated" towards electrophilic aromatic substitution (EAS) relative to benzene? Hint: The -CF3 group has a partial positive charge on its carbon atom due the highly electronegative fluorines. The -CF3 group is different than just fluorine (-F) attached directly to the benzene ring! F HO H. CF3 NO2 ОН NH2 IZ

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Chapter8: Addition Via Carbocation

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