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Identify the missing reagent. Name the reaction.
EAS Halogenation


Identify the missing reagent. Name the reaction.
EAS Halogenation (Fluronation)


Identify the missing reagent. Name the reaction.
EAS Nitration


Identify the missing reagent. Name the reaction.
EAS Sulfonation


Identify the missing reagent. Name the reaction.
EAS De-sulfonation


Identify the missing reagent. Name the reaction.
EAS Friedel-Crafts Alkylation
1) Polyalkylation, unless you use excess benzene
2) Rearrangement is possible to form a more stable carbocation
3) Can’t undergo if strong EWG on benzene.


Identify the missing reagent. Name the reaction.
EAS Friedel-Crafts Acylation Limitation
1) Can’t undergo if strong EWG on benzene.














Name the reagent.

What are the 3 requirements for Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution (NAS) for addition-elimination?
Ring must have EWG
Ring must have LG
LG is ortho or para to EWG
What are the 3 requirements for Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution (NAS) for elimination-addition?
Ring must have LG
Ring does not require EDG/EWG (it can have it still)
H used to make benzyne must be ortho or adjacent to LG










































Primary Alcohols can get reduced to 1)______ —> 2)________
Secondary Alcohols can get reduced to 1)______
Using what reagents for each.
Primary Alcohols can get reduced to 1) Aldehyde —> 2) Carboxylic Acid
Secondary Alcohols can get reduced to 1) Ketone














2 different reagents here




Making alcohols


Making alcohols




















u said cl and not i




















