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Problem 44
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  • Ashley Johnson
  • January 18, 2002

Organic Chemistry
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Activators
  • Strong to
  • moderate activating substituents
  • NH2,
  • Weakly activating substituents (alkyl, aryl, and
    CHCHR)
  • Donate e-s by resonance and withdraw e-s
    inductively
  • Alkyl sub. donate e-s inductively aryl CHCHR
    groups donate and withdraw through resonance.

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Deactivators
  • Weakly deactivating substituents (halogens)
  • Moderate to strongly deactivating substituents
    (carbonyl groups, ammonium ions)
  • Donate e-s by resonance and withdraw e-s
    inductively (para/ortho)
  • Withdraw e-s both inductively and by resonance
    (except for the ammonuim ions) meta directors

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Column II
  • OH strongly activating
  • Br weakly deactivating
  • NH3 strongly deactivating
  • CH2CH3 weakly activating
  • NO2 strongly activating

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Column I
  • OH, CH2CH3, Br, NO2, NH3
  • a. X donates electrons inductively but does not
    donate or withdraw electrons by resonance.
  • b. X withdraws electrons inductively and
    withdraws electrons by resonance.
  • c. X deactivates the ring and directs para/
    ortho.
  • d. X withdraws electrons inductively, donates
    electrons by resonance, and activates the ring
  • e. X withdraws electrons inductively but does not
    donate or withdraw electrons by resonance.
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