The following two sets of reactions [(a) and (b)] show possibilities for arrowpushing in individual reaction steps. Identify which is wrong and explain why.Then using arrow pushing correctly, label which molecule is the nucleophileand which is the electrophile.(b)(a)H-CI:. .-:O::Ö:H3CH3CCH3C=NC-CH3 + :CI:H3CCH3H3CCH2H3CH3C":C=N:H-CI:H3CI+C-CH3 + :C:H3CH3CCH3CH3C=N:C-CH2H3C>H3CH3CC=N:

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Chapter22: Reactions Of Benzene And Its Derivatives

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