2. Salicylic acid reacts with two equivalents of ICI to give one of the products below.Which one is it? (Hint: Cl is more electronegative than I.)CO2HНо2ICCO2HСо-нонСО-нC2HC1OHHOНоClClClC)B)D)A)Explain your choice:

ICl breaks down to form I+ and Cl- ions because chlorine is more electronegative than iodine due to…

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2. Salicylic acid reacts with two equivalents of ICI to give one of the products below. Which one is it? (Hint: Cl is more electronegative than I.) CO2H Но 2IC CO2H Со-н он СО-н C2H C1 OH HO Но Cl Cl Cl C) B) D) A) Explain your choice: