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
HNO3 + 2H2SO
4
NO2 + 2HSO
4−
+ H3O
+
+
+ NO
2
Slow
H NO
2
H NO
2
H NO
2
+
+
H NO
2
+
+
+
H
NO
2
+ H2SO
4
NO
2
+ HSO
4
Cl
Cl + FeCl
3
Cl..........Cl.....FeCl
3
Cl + FeCl
4
Chloronium
ion
δ+ δ−
+ Cl
Slow
H Cl
H Cl
H Cl
+
+
H Cl
+
+
+
9.7.2 Mechanisms of Some Electrophilic Substitution Reactions of Benzene
1. mechanism of nitration: 
 + 2 
2 serves as the acid and 3
 

341
 
) to

2. mechanism of halogenation: The commonly accepted mechanism for aromatic halogenation,
  +

             
 +

342
H
Cl
+ FeCl
3
+ HCl
Cl + FeCl
4
Slow
δ+ δ−
+ Cl..........Cl.....FeCl
3
H Cl + FeCl
4
+
HSO4 + H3O+ + SO
3
2H2SO
4
Slow
H+SO
3
+ SO
3
H⊕SO
3
HSO
3
HSO
3

 
l
  
3. mechanism of sulphonation: The commonly accepted mechanism for sulphonation of aromatic
  

 3

 
sulphonic acid.

Slow
SO3 + HSO
4
SO
3
+ H2SO
4
H
SO
3
SO3H
Benzene sulphonic acid
+ H
2
O
+ H
3
O
RCl + AlCl
3
alkylchloride
[R --- Cl --- AlCl
3
]
R
+
+ AlCl
4
−δ
Slow
R+H
+ R
+
R⊕H
RH
RH
+ AlCl
4
+ AlCl3 + HCl
R
H
R
 3+
acid.
 mechanism of Friedel–crafts alkylation reaction:     
3  Friedel–Crafts alkylation reaction.
          
 3
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 
    

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RC
O
RCCl: + AlCl3
O:
:
::
RCCl AlCl
3
O
+
RC⊕ + AlCl
4
O:
:
+ AlCl3
AlCl
3
AlCl
3
O:
:
O
C
O
C
O
C
O
C
O
R
R
C⊕ + RC
O
O
O
R
R
R
CO :
+
RCO :
+
C
Slow
H
C
O
R
R
+
O
C
Slow
H
C
O
R
R
+
O



5. Friedel–crafts acylation: The
group is called an acyl group  
an acyl group is introduced into a compound is called an acylating agent
          




H
+
C
O
R
R
H
C
O
H
C
O
R
O
+
H
C
R
Fast
H
C
O
+
R + AlCl
4
COR + HCl + AlCl
3
RCCl + AlCl
3
O
RC --- Cl --- AlCl
3
O
−δ
−δ
[R ... Cl ... AlCl3]
R – Cl + AlCl
3
Ar–H
Ar
H
−δ
R ... Cl ... AlCl
3
+
Ar
H
R
Ar – R + HCl + AlCl
3
+ AlCl
4
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       
electrophile in acylation reactions is actually the positive
         
Learning Plus
Latest researches have revealed that the forma­tion of a free carbonium from alkyl halide is not general at least for primary alkyl halides.
The metal halide catalyst function as a source (real or potential) of a positive substituting agent and the reaction involves the formation of the complex:
                            
on this account that this reaction is often employed for the
 
9.8 THEORY OF REACTIVITY

1. Determining the time required for reaction to occur under identical conditions.
            
period of time.
      
conditions.

          
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NH
2
:
OH
::
OCH
3
::
CH
3
1.52 1.201.45 0.40 Activating substituents
Deactivating substituents
NO
2
CO2CH
3
Cl
3.97 1.91
3.90 1.56
CN

             

   
2,  3 and 3    

and
 
2,  N, 3
       
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                
-  
 


p  


A group that releases electrons activates the ring, while a group that withdraws electrons deactivates the
ring.


than the meta position.
A deactivationg group, on the other hand, deactivates all positions including the meta position. But the
 
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+
HY
(I)
(II)
+
HY
CH
3
(III)
NO
2
+
HY
Transition state
developing positive
charge
Carbonium ion
full positive charge
Y
+
HY
HY
δ+
δ+
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
                                      
formed more rapidly.
 
 
  
and thus leads to a faster reaction.
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2     -    
9.9 DIRECTIVE INFLUENCE OF GROUPS IN ELECTROPHILIC SUBSTITUTION
                 directive inuence of the group.
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CH
3
Toluene o-Nitrotoluene p-Nitrotoluene
HNO
3
NO
2
NO
2
+
H
2SO4
CH
3
CH
3
COOH
Benzoic acid m-Nitrobenzoic acid
HNO
3
NO
2
H2SO
4
COOH
 
 ortho- and
para-directing groups.


3, 2H5,   Br, 2,  2, 3, 3, etc.
op
                         
increases.
 meta-directing groups.

2,      3H, etc.
m
  

y in c6H5–y reaction % ortho product % meta product % Para product
 
3
 
3

2

3

3

3
Br  Br 
   
Sulphonation

- -2 -
5- -5 -
5-8 - -5
55-65 1-5 35-
-35 5- -65 -15 2-8 85- 35- - 55-65 - 5- -
9.9.1 Orientation
             
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9.9.2 Theory of Orientation Based on Stability of Carbonium Ion
1. electron release or withdrawal through inductive effect: 
 
than the meta.
                    
deactivates the ortho and para positions even more than the meta.
 
strongest at the ortho and para positions. a. Ortho- and para-directing groups with +1 effect (carbonium ions formed by attack at para, ortho
and meta positions in toluene
       3 is attached. Although 3 releases electrons to all positions                      
positions ortho and para to it.
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Stable charge on carbon-carrying substituent
Para attac
k
(i) (iii)(ii)
HY H
CH
3
CH
3
CH
3
YHY
Ortho attack
(V)
H
Y
CH
3
(VI)
H
Y
CH
3
CH
3
H
Y
(IV)
Meta attack
CH
3
(VII)
H
Y
(IX)
CH
3
H
Y
H
Y
CH
3
(VIII)

 Meta-directing groups with –I and –M effects (carbonium ions formed by attack at para, ortho and
meta positions of nitrobenzene):    2 
 2 group is
attached. Although
2                           
atoms.