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Chapter 13.13, Problem 18P
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
The resemblance of the substituent
Concept Introduction:
Electron withdrawing substituents deactivate the ring towards EAS, and they are meta directing.
Electron donating substituents activate the ring towards EAS and they are ortho and para directing.
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