need help which mechanisms is which please and Thank you You will be doing Electrophilic Aromatic Substitiution (EAS) in the coming lab (Nitration). You will nitratedifferent monosubstituted benzene ring, which include Anisole, Aniline, and Acetanilide. Look up thephysical properties for all these compounds and the expected product of each reaction. Also, you willusing Nitric acid, and sulfuric acid.H3C-0H3C-0H3C-NO₂3= 32HNO3H₂SO4NH₂NH₂NH₂NO₂6-6.5. &+NO₂HNO₂, H₂SO₂HNO3H₂SO4H3C-0NH₂NO₂NO₂NO₂CH₂CH₂CH₂ orof GotzofH3C-+H3C3NO₂NO₂H3CCH₂NO₂ Step 1: Electrophile generation40NOtep 2. Niation (EAC)ooksNH₂NO, →+ NU₂NO₂ →4-000₂H4NO₂ 4₂0 +NO₂.-NACOOKScollsFNOGNHCOCHS+ 150+/NO₂ → ²NH CƯỜNAAOCH-#NO₂t[resonance]NO₂->>Step 1: electrophile generation is the crameSkp 2 NitrataN4₂Nih+ NO, →H-4+NO₂19+ H50₁₂ →NN₂#NO₂NHẠC CH# NU₂HisNHCOCK 3actlyor the positionNO₂₂₂NHCOCHSH₂ +150patyNO₂+150-NH₂Nc₂HưOF NHINH+1807Troypartinнякост-NU₂Willy-NO₂ + H₂SO₂orthopar aNHCOCHSmetaNACOCH 3-NO₂NHẠCH-Nu₂

The objective is to determine the mechanism of each reaction.

You will be doing Electrophilic Aromatic Substitiution (EAS) in the coming lab (Nitration). You will nitrate different monosubstituted benzene ring, which include Anisole, Aniline, and Acetanilide. Look up the physical properties for all these compounds and the expected product of each reaction. Also, you will using Nitric acid, and sulfuric acid. H3C-0 NO₂ 3=3-28 HNO3 NH₂ H₂SO4 NH₂ 6-6.5.8 + NO₂ HNO₂, H₂SO NH₂ HNO3 CH, or H₂SO4 NO₂ + CH₂ of grot NO₂ NH₂ NO₂ NO₂ "3=-3-23 NO₂ CH₂ NO₂

You will be doing Electrophilic Aromatic Substitiution (EAS) in the coming lab (Nitration). You will nitrate different monosubstituted benzene ring, which include Anisole, Aniline, and Acetanilide. Look up the physical properties for all these compounds and the expected product of each reaction. Also, you will using Nitric acid, and sulfuric acid. H3C-0 NO₂ 3=3-28 HNO3 NH₂ H₂SO4 NH₂ 6-6.5.8 + NO₂ HNO₂, H₂SO NH₂ HNO3 CH, or H₂SO4 NO₂ + CH₂ of grot NO₂ NH₂ NO₂ NO₂ "3=-3-23 NO₂ CH₂ NO₂

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