For each compound below, identify which position(s) is/are most likely to undergo an electrophilic matic substitution reaction based on electronic effects only. You could show that using an arrow nting to that carbon. Simply explain your reasoning to get full credits.

For each compound below, identify which position(s) is/are most likely to undergo an electrophilic matic substitution reaction based on electronic effects only. You could show that using an arrow nting to that carbon. Simply explain your reasoning to get full credits.

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2. For each compound below, identify which position(s) is/are most likely to undergo an electrophilic
aromatic substitution reaction based on electronic effects only. You could show that using an arrow
pointing to that carbon. Simply explain your reasoning to get full credits.
H3C CH3
А.
ON
ZON
CH3
C.
B.

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