The conversion of benzene diazonium chloride to bromobenzene can be accomplished by reimer-tiemann reaction friedel-crafts reaction gattermann reaction azo-coupling reaction
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diazonium salts react with copper powder and hydrogen to form bromobenzene. This is called Gatterman Reaction.
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CONVERSION OF BENZENE DIAZONIUM CHLORIDE TO BROMOBENZENE IS "GATTERMANN REACTION".
Explanation:
- In gattermann reaction, first the diazonium salt of benzene is formed. Then it reacts with Cu/HBr to form bromobenzene.
- In diazotization reaction, benzene reacts with nitrous acid at 0-5 °C to form diazonium salt.
- This diazonium salt will further react with hydrobromic acid in presence of copper to form bromobenzene.
- The gattermann reaction is similar to friedel-craft's reaction.
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