The second step in an electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction is shown below, with some atoms (a1-a3) and bonds (b1-b3) labelled. + a1 H of b1 b2 a2 b31 a3 -Br Br One curly arrow is needed to show the mechanism of this reaction. Give the start and end of the arrow by typing the appropriate labels, e.g. a1, in the blanks. The arrow starts at A and ends at A/

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The second step in an electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction is shown below,
with some atoms (a1-a3) and bonds (b1-b3) labelled.
+
a1
H
of
b1 b2 a2
b31
a3
-Br
Br
One curly arrow is needed to show the mechanism of this reaction. Give the start
and end of the arrow by typing the appropriate labels, e.g. a1, in the blanks.
The arrow starts at
A
and ends at
A/
Transcribed Image Text:The second step in an electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction is shown below, with some atoms (a1-a3) and bonds (b1-b3) labelled. + a1 H of b1 b2 a2 b31 a3 -Br Br One curly arrow is needed to show the mechanism of this reaction. Give the start and end of the arrow by typing the appropriate labels, e.g. a1, in the blanks. The arrow starts at A and ends at A/
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