Be sure to answer all parts. Explain why the following reactions will not form the given product. Then, design a synthesis of P from benzene. Part 1: ✔ Part 2 out of 2 The reactions will not form the given product for which of the following reasons? ✔ The placement of substituents would be incorrect in step [2]. AICI, interacts with the sulfate group to prevent a Friedel-Crafts reaction. The acyl group would be oxidized to a carboxylic acid. A Friedel-Crafts reaction can not be done on a deactivated benzene ring (halogens are excluded). [A] = Design a synthesis of P from benzene. [C] = C1₂ [E] = [G] = [B] = [C] [D] [D] = FeCl3 edit structure ... [F] = AICI 3 edit structure ... [A] [H] = H₂SO4 SO₂H ✔ .CI [1] CH3COCI, AICI, [2] Cl₂, FeCls [F] [B] [G] [H] HO3S- HO₂S & -CI P CI

Be sure to answer all parts. Explain why the following reactions will not form the given product. Then, design a synthesis of P from benzene. Part 1: ✔ Part 2 out of 2 The reactions will not form the given product for which of the following reasons? ✔ The placement of substituents would be incorrect in step [2]. AICI, interacts with the sulfate group to prevent a Friedel-Crafts reaction. The acyl group would be oxidized to a carboxylic acid. A Friedel-Crafts reaction can not be done on a deactivated benzene ring (halogens are excluded). [A] = Design a synthesis of P from benzene. [C] = C1₂ [E] = [G] = [B] = [C] [D] [D] = FeCl3 edit structure ... [F] = AICI 3 edit structure ... [A] [H] = H₂SO4 SO₂H ✔ .CI [1] CH3COCI, AICI, [2] Cl₂, FeCls [F] [B] [G] [H] HO3S- HO₂S & -CI P CI

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