D. Compound KILUA can be synthesized from benzene using four steps. Show the most plausible reactionsequence that will yield KILUA from benzene using the given pool of reagents.O2N.COOHCIKILUAAvailable reagents:(a) Hot acidic KMNO4(b) Cl2, UV light(c) fuming H2SO4(d) HNO3, H2SO4(e) CH3CH2CI, AICI3(f) CH3COCI, AICI3(g) Cl2, FeCl3(h) Cl2, H20(i) N2OHReaction Sequence:O2NСООНCI

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D. Compound KILUA can be synthesized from benzene using four steps. Show the most plausible reaction sequence that will yield KILUA from benzene using the given pool of reagents. O2N. .COOH KILUA Available reagents: (a) Hot acidic KMNO4 (b) Cl2, UV light (c) fuming H2SO4 (d) HNO3, H2SO4 (e) CH3CH2CI, AICI3 (f) CH3COCI, AICI3 (g) Cl2, FeCl3 (h) Cl2, H2O (i) NaOH Reaction Sequence: O2N СООН

D. Compound KILUA can be synthesized from benzene using four steps. Show the most plausible reaction sequence that will yield KILUA from benzene using the given pool of reagents. O2N. .COOH KILUA Available reagents: (a) Hot acidic KMNO4 (b) Cl2, UV light (c) fuming H2SO4 (d) HNO3, H2SO4 (e) CH3CH2CI, AICI3 (f) CH3COCI, AICI3 (g) Cl2, FeCl3 (h) Cl2, H2O (i) NaOH Reaction Sequence: O2N СООН

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Chapter21: Benzene And The Concept Of Aromaticity

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