2. Check the reaction given below. Benzoic acid is synthesized from benzene. Suggest a synthetic routefrom benzene to benzoic acid with the reactions you learn in electrophillic aromatc substitutionreactions. PS: This is not a one step reaction !!!.COOH3. You all know the carbonyl structure. It is carbon atom double bonded to the oxygen atom.a. Draw the dipol moment of the carbonyl structure.b. Here are two different carbonyl bearing molecules. With the knowledge you learned so far explainwhich one is more stable and why?CH3H3CH3Cb.а.4. Is it possible to achieve this reaction directly? Explain your reasons.*CH3

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2. Check the reaction given below. Benzoic acid is synthesized from benzene. Suggest a synthetic route from benzene to benzoic acid with the reactions you learn in electrophillic aromatc substitution reactions. PS: This is not a one step reaction !!! .COOH

2. Check the reaction given below. Benzoic acid is synthesized from benzene. Suggest a synthetic route from benzene to benzoic acid with the reactions you learn in electrophillic aromatc substitution reactions. PS: This is not a one step reaction !!! .COOH

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2. Check the reaction given below. Benzoic acid is synthesized from benzene. Suggest a synthetic route
from benzene to benzoic acid with the reactions you learn in electrophillic aromatc substitution
reactions. PS: This is not a one step reaction !!!
.COOH
3. You all know the carbonyl structure. It is carbon atom double bonded to the oxygen atom.
a. Draw the dipol moment of the carbonyl structure.
b. Here are two different carbonyl bearing molecules. With the knowledge you learned so far explain
which one is more stable and why?
CH3
H3C
H3C
b.
а.
4. Is it possible to achieve this reaction directly? Explain your reasons.
*CH3

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