Chapter 18: 37 P (page 721)
Draw the products formed when each compound is treated with

Short Answer
a. No reaction
b. No reaction
c.

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Chapter 18: 37 P (page 721)
Draw the products formed when each compound is treated with

a. No reaction
b. No reaction
c.

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In Step [2] of Mechanism 18.1, loss of a proton to form the substitution product was drawn using one resonance structure only. Use curved arrows to show how the other two resonance structures can be converted to the substitution product (PhE) by removal of a proton with: B.
Draw a detailed mechanism for the chlorination of benzene using and .
Question: Draw a stepwise mechanism for the following substitution. Explain why 2-chloropyridine reacts faster than chlorobenzene in this type of reaction.

Draw the products formed when A and B are treated with each of the following reagents:
(a),; (b)l3; (c)

Question: Using resonance structures, explain why a nitroso group (-NO) is an ortho, para director that deactivates a benzene ring toward electrophilic attack.
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