1) Br₂, FеBr3 2) AICI CI Br dentify the flaw(s) in the synthesis. Select all that apply. There is too much steric hindrance for the second reaction to take place at the desired posit The second reaction fails because the ring is too deactivated. The group added first is an ortho/para director, but a meta director is needed. The first reaction does not give the desired product because a carbocation rearrangement The second reaction does not give the desired product because a carbocation rearrangemer There is too much steric hindrance for the first reaction to take place at the desired position The group added first is a meta director, but an ortho/para director is needed.

1) Br₂, FеBr3 2) AICI CI Br dentify the flaw(s) in the synthesis. Select all that apply. There is too much steric hindrance for the second reaction to take place at the desired posit The second reaction fails because the ring is too deactivated. The group added first is an ortho/para director, but a meta director is needed. The first reaction does not give the desired product because a carbocation rearrangement The second reaction does not give the desired product because a carbocation rearrangemer There is too much steric hindrance for the first reaction to take place at the desired position The group added first is a meta director, but an ortho/para director is needed.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter24: Carboxylic Acids & Derivatives

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 16CTQ

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