(Solved): Draw the structure of the sigma-complex intermediate with an electron donating substituent at t ...

Draw the structure of the sigma-complex intermediate with an electron donating substituent at the meta-position to the incoming electrophile. Show the electrophile as "E" and the substituent as "R". Does the sigma-complex have a positive charge at the carbon bearing the electron donating substituent?

Draw the structure of the sigma-complex intermediate with an electron donating substituent at the para-position to the incoming electrophile. Show the electrophile as "E" and the substituent as "R". Does the sigma-complex have a positive charge at the carbon bearing the electron donating substituent?

Draw the structure of the sigma-complex intermediate with an electron donating substituent at the ortho-position to the incoming electrophile. Show the electrophile as "E" and the substituent as "R". Does the sigma-complex have a positive charge at the carbon bearing the electron donating substituent?

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