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- Briefly explain why the I end of the molecule is more electrophilic than the Cl end.For each structure you drew in the answer to the previous question, classify it as a strong acid,strong base, weak acid, or weak base.See attached image. For this molecule draw the 2 best resonance structures in the boxes. Circle the best.
- Add curved arrows to the following polar reactions to indicate the flow of electrons in each:Please help with row 3 highlighted in yellow (column 1 and column 2); the instructions for the specific column in row 3 are above row 1: Follow the instructions in each column. Hint for the last column: draw it with a wedge and again with adash – which gives the correct configuration?Click on all structures that are identical to the first (leftmost).
- Which are aromatic species? Please circle correct species. (assume planarity unless otherwise noted)I'm looking for an alkene with a single methyl group and an anti markovnikov Br at the last carbon and the markovnikov with Br on the bottom. The image is attached is just to illustrate positioning of the Br, and not an actual alkene