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60.

a.

The nitrogen atom (the atom at the bottom of the epm) in pyrrole has a partial positive charge because

it donates electrons by resonance into the ring.

b.

The nitrogen atom (the atom at the bottom of the epm) in pyridine cannot donate electrons by reso-

nance; it withdraws electrons from the ring inductively because it is the most electronegative atom in

the molecule. Thus, this nitrogen is electron-rich.

c.

The relatively electronegative nitrogen atom in pyridine withdraws electrons from the ring.

61.

A, B, C, E, F, L, M, N, O

62.

a

and

b.

1.

+

+

_

_

CH

2

CH

2

N N

N N

More stable, because the

negative charge is on nitrogen

rather than on carbon.

2.

+

_

+

_

NN O

NN O

More stable because the

negative charge is on oxygen

rather than on nitrogen

(oxygen is more electronegative).

3.

_

_

O N O

O N O

Both are equally stable.

63.

In each case, the proton adds to the

sp

2

carbon that results in formation of a tertiary carbocation.

CH

3

Br

CH

3

Br

CH CH

2

a.

b.

64.

a.

+

+

+

+