8. Provide and resonance explanation as to why bromination (Br,/FeBr,) of acetophenone occurs meta compared to bromination of anisole, which occurs para. For simplicity, go ahead and use "Br" as the electrophile. Draw the mechanism for the reaction and resonance structures of the Substrate before the reaction occurs. fi دے رے olp ده on Ew & attached -> less rucheephilic are رے 22

8. Provide and resonance explanation as to why bromination (Br,/FeBr,) of acetophenone occurs meta compared to bromination of anisole, which occurs para. For simplicity, go ahead and use "Br" as the electrophile. Draw the mechanism for the reaction and resonance structures of the Substrate before the reaction occurs. fi دے رے olp ده on Ew & attached -> less rucheephilic are رے 22

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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