CHM 2 1 25 LABORATORY MANUAL VII. Draw the three intermediates, including resonance structures, for the attack of nitronium ion on pyridine. Which position(s) is favored? Why? VH. Draw the two intermediates, including resonance structures, for the attack of nitronium ion on pyrfole. Which position is favored? Why?

CHM 2 1 25 LABORATORY MANUAL VII. Draw the three intermediates, including resonance structures, for the attack of nitronium ion on pyridine. Which position(s) is favored? Why? VH. Draw the two intermediates, including resonance structures, for the attack of nitronium ion on pyrfole. Which position is favored? Why?

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