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Bromination of toluene gives
(a) only m-substituted product
(b) only p-substituted product
(c) mixture of o-and p-substituted products
(d) mixture of o-and m-substituted products

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Answered by SteffiPaul
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Bromination of toluene gives a mixture of o-and p-substituted products.

  • Toluene is ortho and para directing.
  • Toluene increases electron density at ortho and para positions.
  • When we do Bromination of toluene, Br gets attached with a benzene ring at ortho and para positions and forms ortho Bromotoluene and para Bromotoluene.
  • Bromination of toluene is a halogenation reaction.

Hence, the Bromination of toluene gives o-and p-substituted products.

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