Part 4. Provide appropriate answers to each related question in this section. (25) (a) Draw all possible resonance structures for electrophilic aromatic substitution at the ortho and meta positions on the given compound. (2 pts/structure; 12 total pts) H H + ΕΘ ortho + ΕΘ meta H +E+ -H most Stable (Note: Did you draw-in both the CHO and E groups onto your rings above?) (b) Of all of your above structures, label only one most or least stable. (2 pts) Part 5. (26) Provide a reasonable mechanism for the reaction, para product only and by-products.
Part 4. Provide appropriate answers to each related question in this section. (25) (a) Draw all possible resonance structures for electrophilic aromatic substitution at the ortho and meta positions on the given compound. (2 pts/structure; 12 total pts) H H + ΕΘ ortho + ΕΘ meta H +E+ -H most Stable (Note: Did you draw-in both the CHO and E groups onto your rings above?) (b) Of all of your above structures, label only one most or least stable. (2 pts) Part 5. (26) Provide a reasonable mechanism for the reaction, para product only and by-products.
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![Part 4. Provide appropriate answers to each related question in this section.
(25) (a) Draw all possible resonance structures for electrophilic aromatic substitution at the
ortho and meta positions on the given compound. (2 pts/structure; 12 total pts)
H
H
+ ΕΘ
ortho
+
ΕΘ
meta
H
+E+
-H
most
Stable
(Note: Did you draw-in both the CHO and E groups onto your rings above?)
(b)
Of all of your above structures, label only one most or least stable. (2 pts)
Part 5. (26) Provide a reasonable mechanism for the reaction, para product only and by-products.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F2ea49489-a17e-4319-8f8e-1f93254f5f28%2F5c809bc8-9f40-4cae-962f-3497adf8ef77%2Ffnaqxfi_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Part 4. Provide appropriate answers to each related question in this section.
(25) (a) Draw all possible resonance structures for electrophilic aromatic substitution at the
ortho and meta positions on the given compound. (2 pts/structure; 12 total pts)
H
H
+ ΕΘ
ortho
+
ΕΘ
meta
H
+E+
-H
most
Stable
(Note: Did you draw-in both the CHO and E groups onto your rings above?)
(b)
Of all of your above structures, label only one most or least stable. (2 pts)
Part 5. (26) Provide a reasonable mechanism for the reaction, para product only and by-products.
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