2. Complete the following electrophilic aromatic substitution reactions for the monosubstituted benzenes. Providing major product(s) only. (Hint: start with identifying the effect of substituent, then figuring out the structure of product) a. b. NO CO₂H Br₂ FeBra SO₂ H₂SO4 EICI AICI HNO₂ 1. SnCl,, H,O*

2. Complete the following electrophilic aromatic substitution reactions for the monosubstituted benzenes. Providing major product(s) only. (Hint: start with identifying the effect of substituent, then figuring out the structure of product) a. b. NO CO₂H Br₂ FeBra SO₂ H₂SO4 EICI AICI HNO₂ 1. SnCl,, H,O*

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