This document provides in depth information about the unique structure of benzene and why the structure is this way. It also explains the function of benzene and how it interacts within reactions.

Notes on the types of carbocations and their relative reactivity, their reactions including rearrangements and shifts, how readily they will migrate. Reactions of benzene including Fiedel Crafts alkylation and acylation, nitration, sulfonation. A look at further substitution and the impact of resonance, inductive effects and steric factors at controlling additional substitution. Ways to form substituted aromatics are then given including Diels Alder and carbonyl condensation. A few reactions of ...

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In depth notes involving benzene reactions

High quality, handwritten, A grade, A level chemistry notes in .pdf file format. PM or email ( ) for queries, online tutoring (from £15/hr) and homework help/completion (from £5/page). Notes contain: Benzene, phenol, reactions of benzenes and phenol, reactivity of alkenes and arenes

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Properties of aromatic compounds; their formation and relevant reactions; with clear diagrams and covering entire breadth of A level topic including nitration and monohalogenation