Convert ethyne into nitrobenzene
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Answer:
Cylic polymerisation of acetylene in red hot Fe tube at 873K will give us benzene. Nitration using a nitrating mixture of conc HNO3 and conc H2SO4 will form Nitro benzene.
Answer: There are two steps to this reaction:
- By allowing acetylene through a red-hot tube, benzene can be made.
- The above-formed benzene can be treated with a mixture of the con. sulphuric acid and con. nitric acid gives nitrobenzene.
Explanation:
When ethyne gas is pushed through a red hot iron tube, a cyclic aromatic compound is formed.
Benzene is created when acetylene is heated to 873K in a red hot iron tube. Ethyne could be converted directly to benzene in the presence of red hot Cu or Fe. This reaction was synthesized by Berthelot.
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Ethyne Benzene
A nitro group is added to the benzene ring to convert it to nitrobenzene. Nitrobenzene is formed when a mixture of concentric nitric acid and concentric sulphuric acid is heated. Nitration is the name for this reaction.
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Benzene Nitro-benzene