steps). a. hydration with mercury as catalyst b. oxidation with potassium permanganate c. hydrohalogenation with HCI (only one HCl is given) d. hydration with borane e. halogenation with bromine (2 molecules of bromine are given) f. hydrogenation with Lindlar catalyst g. hydrogenation with Li/NH3 h. hydrogenation with Pt/C

steps). a. hydration with mercury as catalyst b. oxidation with potassium permanganate c. hydrohalogenation with HCI (only one HCl is given) d. hydration with borane e. halogenation with bromine (2 molecules of bromine are given) f. hydrogenation with Lindlar catalyst g. hydrogenation with Li/NH3 h. hydrogenation with Pt/C

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ISBN:9781305080485

Author:John E. McMurry

Publisher:John E. McMurry

Chapter16: Chemistry Of Benzene: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

Section16.8: Oxidation Of Aromatic Compounds

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