MCQ
Identify the reagent(s) $'A'$ and condition(s) for the reaction :
- A$A = HCl ;$ Anhydrous $AlCl _{3}$
- B$A = HCl , ZnCl _{2}$
- ✓$A = Cl _{2} ; UV$ light
- D$A = Cl _{2}$; dark, Anhydrous $AlCl _{3}$
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
$A = Cl _{2} ; UV$ light
c
For substitution at allylic position in the given compound, the reagent used is $Cl _{2} / uv$ light.
For substitution at allylic position in the given compound, the reagent used is $Cl _{2} / uv$ light.
The reaction is free radical halogenation.
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