Question
Question: Write the structure of A, B, C and D.  called benzene diazonium chloride. The chemical reaction of converting aniline to benzene diazonium chloride (A) is as follows.
- Coming to the preparation B from A.
- The formed benzene diazonium chloride is going to react with ethanol and forms benzene as the product (B). The chemical reaction of converting A to B is as follows.
- Now coming to the preparation C from aniline.
- When aniline is going to react with chloroform and potassium hydroxide there is a formation of isocyanide compound (C). The chemical reaction of converting aniline to product C is as follows.
- Now coming to the preparation of from A, from A we can prepare iodo benzene by using potassium iodide. The chemical reaction of converting A to D is as follows.
- Therefore the overall given chemical reaction is as follows.
Note:
By using benzene diazonium chloride we can prepare a lot of different organic which have various applications in industries. The products we can prepare from diazonium chloride are iodo benzene, benzene, benzene isocyanide.