Directing nature of substituted aromatic compound is decided by stability of σ-complex or…
Chemistry · JEE Advanced · NTA Exams — Hydrocarbons
Directing nature of substituted aromatic compound is decided by stability of σ-complex or arenium ion. If σ-complex is stabilise at o-and p-position by attack of electrophile then the group is o-and p-directing but if σ-complex is stabilise at m-position then group will be meta directing
On the basis of above explanation find out correct answers of following questions.
Which of the following is not o-and p-directing ?
Answer
(C)
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