4. Compound CC is formed from the reaction of benzene with CH3C1 in the presence ofAlCl3. Oxidation of CC with reagent DD produce EE; chlorination of CC in the presenceof light gives FF; whereas reaction of FF with methoxide ion, CH3O", produces GG.(a. Suggest structural formulae of CC, EE, FF, GG and give reagent DD.(b) Propose all the reactions involve in the initiation and termination steps for thechlorination of CC to FF.(c) Name the reaction that convert benzene to CC and write the mechanism involved.

(a. The structural formula of CC, EE, FF, GG and DD can be given as follows:…

4. Compound CC is formed from the reaction of benzene with CH3;Cl in the presence of AICI3. Oxidation of CC with reagent DD produce EE; chlorination of CC in the presence of light gives FF; whereas reaction of FF with methoxide ion, CH30°, produces GG. (a. Suggest structural formulae of CC, EE, FF, GG and give reagent DD. (b) Propose all the reactions involve in the initiation and termination steps for the chlorination of CC to FF. (c) Name the reaction that convert benzene to CC and write the mechanism involved.

4. Compound CC is formed from the reaction of benzene with CH3;Cl in the presence of AICI3. Oxidation of CC with reagent DD produce EE; chlorination of CC in the presence of light gives FF; whereas reaction of FF with methoxide ion, CH30°, produces GG. (a. Suggest structural formulae of CC, EE, FF, GG and give reagent DD. (b) Propose all the reactions involve in the initiation and termination steps for the chlorination of CC to FF. (c) Name the reaction that convert benzene to CC and write the mechanism involved.

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