●●Aromatic Bromination and Green ChemistryTwo step synthesis and identification of productWill use vacuum filtration and analysis with m.p., IR, and NMRDay 1: Protection of Aniline Nitrogen(Amide Formation)●Modifying aniline throughreaction with acetic anhydrideDay 2: Aromatic BrominationMonobromination of an activatedaromatic compoundEvaluation of directing effects bythe isomeric product obtainedModification of procedure from Luong et al,J. Chem Ed. 2012, 89, 1061-1063NH₂anilineNHNaBr, NaClOAcOH, EtOHacetanilideparaNHΝΗBrorthometaWhich position is brominated?(ortho, meta, or para) What is the expected product of the given monobromination EAS reaction? (Seep 316-317 if you haven't studied aromatic chemistry yet in CHEM 241B.)This aromatic ring is considered to be "activated" for electrophilic aromaticsubstitution. Draw resonance structures of acetanilide to determine if the NH-C(O)CH3 group is electron-donating or electron-withdrawing.

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What is the expected product of the given monobromination EAS reaction? (See p 316-317 if you haven't studied aromatic chemistry yet in CHEM 241B.) This aromatic ring is considered to be "activated" for electrophilic aromatic substitution. Draw resonance structures of acetanilide to determine if the NH- C(O)CH3 group is electron-donating or electron-withdrawing.

What is the expected product of the given monobromination EAS reaction? (See p 316-317 if you haven't studied aromatic chemistry yet in CHEM 241B.) This aromatic ring is considered to be "activated" for electrophilic aromatic substitution. Draw resonance structures of acetanilide to determine if the NH- C(O)CH3 group is electron-donating or electron-withdrawing.

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