You have achieved a preparation of para-chloroacetophenone from chlorobenzene benzene 0-940 O CH3Br/AlBr3 OHBr O HNO3/H₂SO4 O Cl₂/FeCl3 OCH3COCI/AICI 3 O Cl₂ O CICH₂CH3/AICI 3 chlorobenzene OZn(Hg)/HCI O SO3/H₂SO4 O KMnO4 CH₂-C-CI 0 AICI, C-CH3 It remains to prepare chlorobenzene from benzene. Select the reagent that will prepare chlorobenzene from benzene. Br₂ CI para-chloroacetophenone

You have achieved a preparation of para-chloroacetophenone from chlorobenzene benzene 0-940 O CH3Br/AlBr3 OHBr O HNO3/H₂SO4 O Cl₂/FeCl3 OCH3COCI/AICI 3 O Cl₂ O CICH₂CH3/AICI 3 chlorobenzene OZn(Hg)/HCI O SO3/H₂SO4 O KMnO4 CH₂-C-CI 0 AICI, C-CH3 It remains to prepare chlorobenzene from benzene. Select the reagent that will prepare chlorobenzene from benzene. Br₂ CI para-chloroacetophenone

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Chapter20: Dienes, Conjugated Systems, And Pericyclic Reactions

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Problem 20.42P: Bicyclo-2,5-heptadiene can be prepared in two steps from cyclopentadiene and vinyl chloride. Provide...

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