Draw the resonance contributors for the cation intermediates

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Problem- 1) Draw the resonance contributors for the cation intermediates obtained from the reaction of napthalene with an electrophile. Explain why substitution i preferred at the 1 position rather than the 2 position.

2) When pentanediodic acid is treatedwith thionyl chloride an anhydride is obtained rather than an acid chloride. Propose a mechanism for the formation of the anhydride,

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