J. Provide detailed (arrow pushing) mechanism for the following reaction, draw all important resonance structures for the intermediates. Where appropriate indicate Lewis acid and base for each step, and whether they are also Bronsted acids and bases (LB/BA, LA/BA etc.) Indicate the number of steps in the mechanism and the number of intermediates. a. Number of steps = Number of intermediates = * NaOH/D₂O O-H H b. Number of steps = Number of intermediates = 5:1 Br

J. Provide detailed (arrow pushing) mechanism for the following reaction, draw all important resonance structures for the intermediates. Where appropriate indicate Lewis acid and base for each step, and whether they are also Bronsted acids and bases (LB/BA, LA/BA etc.) Indicate the number of steps in the mechanism and the number of intermediates. a. Number of steps = Number of intermediates = * NaOH/D₂O O-H H b. Number of steps = Number of intermediates = 5:1 Br

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Chapter19: Eas: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

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