This section simply aims to show some further aromatic reactions
which do not necessarily fit into the earlier parts of the chapter.
The SRN1 Reaction
The terminology here is built up the same way as for nucleophilic
substitutions ;
Substitution Radical Nucleophilic
unimolecular.
As it involves radicals it follows
the general pathway for radical reactions - Initiation, Propagation,
Termination. A relatively common occurrence of the SRN1
mechanism is shown below;

Reacting CO2 with aromatic rings
A useful reaction, as a carbon-carbon bond is formed onto
an aromatic ring, in a very precise position;

A Synthesis involving two Friedel-Crafts Steps
This is intended to show Friedel-Crafts chemistry in action,
and also to show that a Friedel-Crafts acylation does not necessarily
need an acid halide. Some of the steps use reactions that may
be unfamiliar at this stage - do not worry about these, but
look out for them in further sections of this site!

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