Ring substitution in aromatic ethers, Chemistry

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Ring substitution in aromatic ethers

Alkoxy group is ortho and para directing and it directs the incoming groups to ortho and para position. It becomes the aromatic ring leads to electrophilic substitution reaction.

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III, IV and V points out high electron density at ortho and para position.

 


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