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Chapter 15: Q22P (page 477)

Draw and name all possible aromatic compounds with the formula C8H9Br.

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Step-by-Step SolutionStep 1: Aromatic compounds

There is a possibility of many isomers for the molecular formula C8H9Bras it has a benzene ring followed by two extra carbon which can be present in the form of methyl as a substituent and bromine group.

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 All possible structures and their name

All possible aromatic compounds with the formulaC8H9Br are as follows:

(V)1-bromo-3,5-dimethylbenzene (VI)3-bromoethyltoulene

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