Q2Show why the OH functional group, of phenol below, is ortho directing using curly arrows to show the formation of each of the four resonance structures A, B, C and D. Draw all the resonance structures A through D and explain why one resonance structure is more favourable than the other three in directing the electrophile (E*) ortho to the OH functional group.

Q2Show why the OH functional group, of phenol below, is ortho directing using curly arrows to show the formation of each of the four resonance structures A, B, C and D. Draw all the resonance structures A through D and explain why one resonance structure is more favourable than the other three in directing the electrophile (E*) ortho to the OH functional group.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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