Question 13 of 24Choose the best explanation of why the hydroxy group is an o,p-director inelectrophilic aromatic substitution reactions.A) The hydroxy group donates electron densityto the ring by induction and stabilizes the orthoand para position in the arenium cationintermediate.B) The hydroxy group donates electron densityto the ring by resonance and stabilizes theortho and para position in the arenium cationintermediate.C) The hydroxy group donates electrondensity to the ring by resonance anddestabilizes the ortho and para position in thearenium cation intermediate.D) The hydroxy group donates electron81%54°F※一F8F9F10F11F12F3F4F5F6F7&%2351968.9.(8)« CO Question 13 of 24A) The hydroxy group donates electron densityto the ring by induction and stabilizes the orthoand para position in the arenium cationintermediate.B) The hydroxy group donates electron densityto the ring by resonance and stabilizes theortho and para position in the arenium cationintermediate.C) The hydroxy group donates electrondensity to the ring by resonance anddestabilizes the ortho and para position in thearenium cation intermediate.D) The hydroxy group donates electrondensity to the ring by induction anddestabilizes the ortho and para position in thearenium cation intermediate.search81%54°FCF5F8F9F10F11F2F3F4F6F7*23&3.46.17810( CO

Choose the best explanation of why the hydroxy group is an o,p-director in electrophilic aromatic substitution reactions. A) The hydroxy group donates electron density to the ring by induction and stabilizes the ortho and para position in the arenium cation intermediate. B) The hydroxy group donates electron density to the ring by resonance and stabilizes the ortho and para position in the arenium cation intermediate. C) The hydroxy group donates electron density to the ring by resonance and destabilizes the ortho and para position in the arenium cation intermediate. D) The hydroxy group donates electron L 81% 54°F

Choose the best explanation of why the hydroxy group is an o,p-director in electrophilic aromatic substitution reactions. A) The hydroxy group donates electron density to the ring by induction and stabilizes the ortho and para position in the arenium cation intermediate. B) The hydroxy group donates electron density to the ring by resonance and stabilizes the ortho and para position in the arenium cation intermediate. C) The hydroxy group donates electron density to the ring by resonance and destabilizes the ortho and para position in the arenium cation intermediate. D) The hydroxy group donates electron L 81% 54°F

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