AICI 3 0.xx. CI + Attempted Friedel-Crafts acylation of benzene with t-BUCOCI gives some of the expected ketone, as a minor product, and also some t-butyl benzene, but the major product is the disubstituted compound C. Explain how these compounds are formed and suggest the order in which the two substituents are added to form compound C. 1. ANSWER the following by filling the blanks.. Product A is formed by Product B is formed by In Product C the first reaction is

AICI 3 0.xx. CI + Attempted Friedel-Crafts acylation of benzene with t-BUCOCI gives some of the expected ketone, as a minor product, and also some t-butyl benzene, but the major product is the disubstituted compound C. Explain how these compounds are formed and suggest the order in which the two substituents are added to form compound C. 1. ANSWER the following by filling the blanks.. Product A is formed by Product B is formed by In Product C the first reaction is

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