09:37Aniline can be synthesized from benzene by using correct synthetic schemes. Choose one scheme that can be used to produce aniline from benzenefrom the given optionsOANO1. SnCl, H,0ProductAnlineHSO.2. HOOB.HNO,HPdProductAnilineHSO.EthanolOc.1. SnCl, H,0*HNO,ProductAniline2. HOH,SO.OD.HNO,1. NaOH, 300 CProductAniline2. H;0"Add a caption...> Status (Custom)

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Aniline can be synthesized from benzene by using correct synthetic schemes. Choose one scheme that can be used to produce aniline from benzene from the given options OA NO, 1. SnCl, H,0 Product Aniline H,SO, 2. HO OB. HNO, HyPd Product Aniline HS0. Ethanol Oc. 1. SnCl, H,0 HNO, Product Aniline 2. Hо- OD. HNO, 1. NaOH. 300 °C Product Aniline

Aniline can be synthesized from benzene by using correct synthetic schemes. Choose one scheme that can be used to produce aniline from benzene from the given options OA NO, 1. SnCl, H,0 Product Aniline H,SO, 2. HO OB. HNO, HyPd Product Aniline HS0. Ethanol Oc. 1. SnCl, H,0 HNO, Product Aniline 2. Hо- OD. HNO, 1. NaOH. 300 °C Product Aniline

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