Which Description best fits the likely outcome when the ester shown is treated with S03 and H2S04? O Ring B will be sulfonated and the SO3H group will be meta to ester oxygen. O Ring A will be sulfonated and the SO3H group will be meta to ester carbonyl. O Ring B will be sulfonated and the SO3H group will be ortho or para to the ester oxygen. O Ring A will be sulfonated and the SO3H group will go mostly ortho or para to the ester carbonyl

Which Description best fits the likely outcome when the ester shown is treated with S03 and H2S04? O Ring B will be sulfonated and the SO3H group will be meta to ester oxygen. O Ring A will be sulfonated and the SO3H group will be meta to ester carbonyl. O Ring B will be sulfonated and the SO3H group will be ortho or para to the ester oxygen. O Ring A will be sulfonated and the SO3H group will go mostly ortho or para to the ester carbonyl

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter19: Eas: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 25E

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