Step 3: Draw the EAS intermediate, with theStep 4: Draw the expected product. C1oH12. The HCIcharge. Then draw curved arrows for theand AICI, are predrawn for you.|final step.SelectDrawRingsMoreEraseSelect Draw RingsMoreEraseHAlClAlClH - CI :: C :: a :a :: C : Predict the product of the reaction shown and complete the curved-arrow mechanism for its formation. (Hint: Friedal-Crafts alkylations can be used to form rings.)AICI,→ a compound C,H2 + HCIPHCH,CH,CH,CH,CI-Step 1: Draw one curved arrow.Step 2: Complete the structure, then draw curvedarrows for the EAS reaction.Select Draw RingsMoreEraseSelect DrawRings MoreEraseHAlClHAlCl: C :Al: d :

Lewis Acid: The species which is ready to accept the lone pairs. Lewis acid is used in Friedel Craft…

Step 3: Draw the EAS intermediate, with the Step 4: Draw the expected product. C1,H12. The HCI and AICI, are predrawn for you. charge. Then draw curved arrows for the final step. Select Draw Rings More Erase Select Draw Rings More Erase H Al Cl C H Al Cl H : a : : C : Al : a : : 3 :

Step 3: Draw the EAS intermediate, with the Step 4: Draw the expected product. C1,H12. The HCI and AICI, are predrawn for you. charge. Then draw curved arrows for the final step. Select Draw Rings More Erase Select Draw Rings More Erase H Al Cl C H Al Cl H : a : : C : Al : a : : 3 :

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter19: Eas: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

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Step 3: Draw the EAS intermediate, with the
Step 4: Draw the expected product. C1oH12. The HCI
charge. Then draw curved arrows for the
and AICI, are predrawn for you.
|final step.
Select
Draw
Rings
More
Erase
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H
Al
Cl
Al
Cl
H - CI :
: C :
: a :
a :
: C :

Predict the product of the reaction shown and complete the curved-arrow mechanism for its formation. (Hint: Friedal-
Crafts alkylations can be used to form rings.)
AICI,
→ a compound C,H2 + HCI
PHCH,CH,CH,CH,CI-
Step 1: Draw one curved arrow.
Step 2: Complete the structure, then draw curved
arrows for the EAS reaction.
Select Draw Rings
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Select DrawRings More
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H
Al
Cl
H
Al
Cl
: C :
Al
: d :

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