Aluminum chloride is a commonly used catalyst for Friedel- Crafts acylation and alkylations. What makes this compound suitable for these reactions? (Check all that apply.) Both, the anhydrous and the hydrated form are strong Lewis acids. it is a strong Lewis base. It usually has yellow-green color which facilitates these reactions. It is a strong Lewis acid. O Its anhydrous form dissolves in many organic solvents.

Aluminum chloride is a commonly used catalyst for Friedel- Crafts acylation and alkylations. What makes this compound suitable for these reactions? (Check all that apply.) Both, the anhydrous and the hydrated form are strong Lewis acids. it is a strong Lewis base. It usually has yellow-green color which facilitates these reactions. It is a strong Lewis acid. O Its anhydrous form dissolves in many organic solvents.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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