Outline a mechanism for the formation of the compound. Please use software to draw the reaction In the current experiment, we will use a different electrophile (the tert.-butyl cation) to alkylate1,4-dimethoxybenzene. This is a Friedel-Crafts Alkylation reaction.LOCH3(H;C);C.LOCH3(CH3);COHCH;COOH/H,SO4H;COH;CO`C(CH3)3The primary difference between Friedel-Crafts EAS reactions and other EAS reactions(i.e., nitration, halogenation, etc.) is that in a Friedel-Crafts reaction (alkylation or acylation), theelectrophile is a carbon atom (i.e., in this experiment it is a tert.-butyl carbocation). In many cases,the Friedel-Crafts electrophile is generated using a chlorine-containing molecule (i.e., an acyl[acid] chloride or an alkyl chloride) and an appropriate Lewis acid (i.e., AlCl3, BF3) catalyst(examples are shown below):Acyl halide8-+ AlCl3.AICI3RR`Cl8++ AICI4A 11u1 helido

Friedel crafts an alkylation reaction in which a benzene molecule replaces its Hydrogen atom with an…

n the current experiment, we will use a different electrophile (the tert.-butyl cation) to alkylate 1,4-dimethoxybenzene. This is a Friedel-Crafts Alkylation reaction. LOCH3 (H;C);C. LOCH3 (CH3);COH CH;COOH/H,SO4 H;CO H;CO `C(CH3)3 The primary difference between Friedel-Crafts EAS reactions and other EAS reactions

n the current experiment, we will use a different electrophile (the tert.-butyl cation) to alkylate 1,4-dimethoxybenzene. This is a Friedel-Crafts Alkylation reaction. LOCH3 (H;C);C. LOCH3 (CH3);COH CH;COOH/H,SO4 H;CO H;CO `C(CH3)3 The primary difference between Friedel-Crafts EAS reactions and other EAS reactions

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