Pyridine (below) undergoes EAS reactions at a rate much slower than benzene, and the substitutionreaction mostly occurs at position 3. Explain both of these observations, drawing all structures required tosupport your reasoning.E+E

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Pyridine (below) undergoes EAS reactions at a rate much slower than benzene, and the substitution eaction mostly occurs at position 3. Explain both of these observations, drawing all structures required to upport your reasoning. E+ E

Pyridine (below) undergoes EAS reactions at a rate much slower than benzene, and the substitution eaction mostly occurs at position 3. Explain both of these observations, drawing all structures required to upport your reasoning. E+ E

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Pyridine (below) undergoes EAS reactions at a rate much slower than benzene, and the substitution
reaction mostly occurs at position 3. Explain both of these observations, drawing all structures required to
support your reasoning.
E+
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