Aromatic compounds can be oxidized to their radical cations by removal of just one electron. Which of the following will be the easiest to oxidize to a radical cation?
Question 2What is the result of the reaction between m-bromotoluene and sodium amide?
1.2-aminotoluene
2.3-aminotoluene
3.4-aminotoluene
4.all of these
5.none of these
Question 3What is the major product of the following reaction?
Question 4Which one is not a limitation of Friedel-Crafts alkylations?
1.carbocation rearrangements may occur
2.polyalkylation products are possible
3.only substrates with selected activating groups can be used
4.vinyl halides cannot be used to generate electrophiles
5.the halogen in the aluminum halide must match one in the alkyl halide
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