3. In this experiment, dialkylation occurred - the electrophile added to the ring twice. List a possible reason why polyalkylation occurred.4. Draw the mechanism (both electrophile formation and EAS) for the dialkylation reaction.5. Look up the NFPA rating for each chemical used in the experiment. List the chemicals from least hazardous to most hazardous,6. What solvent is used for recrystallization in this experiment? What color is the recrystallized product?7. In this experiment, the crude and recrystallized products are collected on the Hirsch (not Buchner funnel), Explain the difference between these twofunnels - include drawings.8. How is the identity of the product determined in this experiment? Be specific. LOCH;HCOH. Sa+ 2H,Co-

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3. In this experiment, dialkylation occurred - the electrophile added to the ring twice. List a possible reason why polyalkylation occurred.
4. Draw the mechanism (both electrophile formation and EAS) for the dialkylation reaction.
5. Look up the NFPA rating for each chemical used in the experiment. List the chemicals from least hazardous to most hazardous,
6. What solvent is used for recrystallization in this experiment? What color is the recrystallized product?
7. In this experiment, the crude and recrystallized products are collected on the Hirsch (not Buchner funnel), Explain the difference between these two
funnels - include drawings.
8. How is the identity of the product determined in this experiment? Be specific.

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