Hint: think about carbocation stability of benzylic carbocations vs. simple tertiarycarbocationsb.НОcat. H,SO4EtОHНОcat. H2SO4EtОHAMechanism:Product of faster reaction:Reason:Il..

Benzylic carbonation is more stable than tertiary cabocation. Hence reaction is faster in benzylic…

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Hint: think about carbocation stability of benzylic carbocations vs. simple tertiar carbocations b. HO cat. H,SO4 ELOH НО cat. H2SO4 ELOH Mechanism: Product of faster reaction: Reason:

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Hint: think about carbocation stability of benzylic carbocations vs. simple tertiary
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cat. H,SO4
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Mechanism:
Product of faster reaction:
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