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The correct sequence of reactions to be performed to convert benzene into m-bromoaniline is

Options

  1. Abromination, nitration, reduction
  2. Breduction, nitration, bromination
  3. Cnitration, reduction, bromination
  4. Dnitration, bromination, reduction

Correct answer

D. nitration, bromination, reduction

Step-by-step solution

First step is nitration, because in the desired product bromine is substituted at the m-position and nitro group is ( m ) - directing group, then followed by bromination of nitrobenzene, then, reduction of nitro group to amine group Benzene directing Step(2) Step(3) ( m )-Bromoaniline

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