Identify the two reactions below that will give the indicated azo dye in good yield. Make sure to consider the nature of the substituents on each reactant. N+ CH OEt OEt O,N NO, N* CH So,H -SO,H oro N* CH ElO,C- -CI E10,C Ora N2* Ch

Identify the two reactions below that will give the indicated azo dye in good yield. Make sure to consider the nature of the substituents on each reactant. N+ CH OEt OEt O,N NO, N* CH So,H -SO,H oro N* CH ElO,C- -CI E10,C Ora N2* Ch

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Chapter11: Reactions Of Alkyl Halides: Nucleophilic Substitutions And Eliminations

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Identify the two reactions below that will give the indicated azo dye in good yield. Make sure to consider the nature of the substituents on each reactant.
N2+ CI
OEt
-N
OEt
O,N
NO2
N,* Ch
SO,H
-So,H
CI
N2* CH
EtO,C-
-CI
EtO,C
N+ Ch

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