Draw all of the intermediate resonance structures that would occur if bromine added to anisole. Draw the ortho- addition, meta- addition, and para- addition and explain why some addition sites will be preferred or not preferred using resonance structures

Draw all of the intermediate resonance structures that would occur if bromine added to anisole. Draw the ortho- addition, meta- addition, and para- addition and explain why some addition sites will be preferred or not preferred using resonance structures

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Chapter21: Hydrocarbons

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