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BROMINATION OF DEACTIVATED AROMATIC COMPOUNDS

Unreactive aromatic compounds can be brominated with high yields by the action of bromine and nitric acid or another oxidizing agent (iodic acid, hydrogen peroxide, etc.) in concentrated sulfuric acid or oleum.Bromination in the presence of nitric acid has lower substrate selectivity than the concurrent nitration.Moderately deactivated aromatic substrates are nitrated initially, whereas inactive substrates are brominated.It is suggested that the electrophilic brominating agent is sulfohypobromite in the form of a complex with sulfuric acid.