Which of the following shows the three steps of the EAS mechanism in order? 1) O 1) The correct sequence of steps is the reaction between the electrophile an benzene, generation of the electrophile, and proton abstraction. 2) O 2) The correct sequence of steps is the generation of the electrophile, the reaction between the electrophile and benzene, and proton abstraction. O 3) The correct sequence of steps is proton abstraction, generation of the electrophile, and reaction between the electrophile and benzene. 4) The correct sequence of steps is generation of the electrophile, proton abstraction, and reaction between the electrophile and benzene.

Which of the following shows the three steps of the EAS mechanism in order? 1) O 1) The correct sequence of steps is the reaction between the electrophile an benzene, generation of the electrophile, and proton abstraction. 2) O 2) The correct sequence of steps is the generation of the electrophile, the reaction between the electrophile and benzene, and proton abstraction. O 3) The correct sequence of steps is proton abstraction, generation of the electrophile, and reaction between the electrophile and benzene. 4) The correct sequence of steps is generation of the electrophile, proton abstraction, and reaction between the electrophile and benzene.

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