Aromatic Chemistry

3. Describes the reaction where the diazonium ion reacts with cuprous salts
4. Known as dynamic isomerism
8. This is a foul-smelling aromatic amine, which is very unreactive
9. Electron-loving, a reactant which accepts pairs of electrons to form a new covalent bond
11. Adding a carbon chain onto a benzene ring
13. Aromaticity requires a ... system to be fullyconjugated
14. The 3 directing groups are para, ortho and ...
18. A functional group attached to benzene which removes electron density
19. Where more than 2 p orbitals overlap in an acylic or cyclic system
21. The alkylation process of the addition of an alkyl halide to an aromatic ring using a strong Lewis acid
22. How sp3 carbons act which reduces the number of resonance forms
23. A characteristic of benzene describing how all the molecule's atoms lie within the same plane

1. Ion which is the electrophile in Nitration reactions
2. Pyridine is less reactive than benzene in ... aromatic substitution reactions
5. Pyridine undergoes this aromatic substitution reaction
6. This is a positively charged ion which is produced during electrophilic substitution
7. This involves the movement of electrons
10. The reaction where benzene reacts with Cl or Br in a catalyst's presence
12. When benzene diazonium chloride reacts with fluoroboric acid at a temperature of 0*C to produce fluoro benzene
15. groups Atoms or groups which increase the reactivity of benzene by increasing the ring's electron density
16. How identical resonance forms will contribute
17. This is the 4n + 2 rule
20. This is required when Cl/Br are not strong enough electrophiles in a halogenation reaction