Why CH3COCI/AICI, mixture is used for Friedel-Crafts acetylation reaction and notCH3COCI/H2SO4 mixture?O H2SO4 is a weaker Lewis acid than AICI3 which will not facilitate the removal Cl ion from acyl chloride.O AICI3 is a Lewis base which will facilitate the removal Cl ion from acyl chloride but H2SO4 will release protonsin the medium.O AICla is a Lewis acid which will facilitate the removal Cl' ion from acyl chloride but H2SO, will release protonsin the medium.O H2SO4 is a stronger Lewis acid than AICI3 which will not facilitate the removal Cr ion from acyl chloride.

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Why CH3COCI/AICI, mixture is used for Friedel-Crafts acetylation reaction and not CH;COCI/H,SO4 mixture? O H2SO4 is a weaker Lewis acid than AICI3 which will not facilitate the removal Cl ion from acyl chloride. O AICI, is a Lewis base which will facilitate the removal CI ion from acyl chloride but H2SO, will release protons in the medium. O AICI, is a Lewis acid which will facilitate the removal Cl' ion from acyl chloride but H2SO, will release protons in the medium. O H2SO, is a stronger Lewis acid than AICI3 which will not facilitate the removal Cr ion from acyl chloride.

Why CH3COCI/AICI, mixture is used for Friedel-Crafts acetylation reaction and not CH;COCI/H,SO4 mixture? O H2SO4 is a weaker Lewis acid than AICI3 which will not facilitate the removal Cl ion from acyl chloride. O AICI, is a Lewis base which will facilitate the removal CI ion from acyl chloride but H2SO, will release protons in the medium. O AICI, is a Lewis acid which will facilitate the removal Cl' ion from acyl chloride but H2SO, will release protons in the medium. O H2SO, is a stronger Lewis acid than AICI3 which will not facilitate the removal Cr ion from acyl chloride.

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Chapter9: Addition Via Cyclic Intermediate

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