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Why are halogens ortho/para directors despite being deactivators?
Lone pairs on halogens donate into the ring through resonance, stabilizing the o/p Wheland intermediate. But their inductive electron-withdrawing effect lowers the overall reaction rate.
Cited from Lecture 12 §3.4
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● QuestionWhich functional group makes phenol an ortho/para director?Tap to flip · auto in 4s
● AnswerThe hydroxyl (-OH). Lone pairs on oxygen donate into the ring through resonance, stabilizing the ortho/para Wheland intermediate.Cited from Lecture 12 · §3.4
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Question 6 of 10 · Organic Chemistry

Halogens on a benzene ring are best described as:

ortho/para directing, activating
Bortho/para directing, deactivating
Cmeta directing, activating
Dmeta directing, deactivating
Why this answer?
Halogens are inductively electron-withdrawing (deactivating) but their lone pairs donate into the π-system, directing ortho/para. Lecture 12, §3.4.
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