Illustrate the reaction mechanism for the ethylation of p-cyclopropyllphenol (other reactants: AlCl3 and ethylchloride). Refer to Friedel-Craft Alkylation mechanism as your guide in doing this mechanism. Show ALL partial charges in the EACH structure using BLUE color. Arrows should be written using RED color.

Illustrate the reaction mechanism for the ethylation of p-cyclopropyllphenol (other reactants: AlCl3 and ethylchloride). Refer to Friedel-Craft Alkylation mechanism as your guide in doing this mechanism. Show ALL partial charges in the EACH structure using BLUE color. Arrows should be written using RED color.

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Chapter7: Alkynes

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Problem 7.35P

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