Which of the structures shown are resonance structures of the sigma complex produced when aniline reacts with an electrophile (E to yield the para-substituted product? ON NH₂ NH₂ Ε΄ Ἡ E H III II Ε΄ Η 0000 NH₂ Ε΄ Ἡ IV II and III I, III, IV, and V II, III, and IV I, II, IV, and V I and II NH₂ E H

Which of the structures shown are resonance structures of the sigma complex produced when aniline reacts with an electrophile (E to yield the para-substituted product? ON NH₂ NH₂ Ε΄ Ἡ E H III II Ε΄ Η 0000 NH₂ Ε΄ Ἡ IV II and III I, III, IV, and V II, III, and IV I, II, IV, and V I and II NH₂ E H

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Chapter23: Amines

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Problem 23.26P: The pKa, of the conjugate acid of morpholine is 8.33. (a) Calculate the ratio of morpholine to...

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