13. Draw the major organic product that occurs via rearrangement and propose a plausible mechanism for the following reaction. Include all viable resonance structures of intermediates in the EAS step of the mechanism. Note: Only draw the mechanism for the EAS step, not formation of the electrophile mechanism: AICI 3 benzene major organic product:

13. Draw the major organic product that occurs via rearrangement and propose a plausible mechanism for the following reaction. Include all viable resonance structures of intermediates in the EAS step of the mechanism. Note: Only draw the mechanism for the EAS step, not formation of the electrophile mechanism: AICI 3 benzene major organic product:

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