(11) Using aniline as the aromatic starting material together with suitable reagents and conditions, show how you would synthesise the nitrile below (Figure Q11bii). (Hint consider using a diazonium salt in an intermediate step) CN O2N. NO2 (Figure Q11bii)

(11) Using aniline as the aromatic starting material together with suitable reagents and conditions, show how you would synthesise the nitrile below (Figure Q11bii). (Hint consider using a diazonium salt in an intermediate step) CN O2N. NO2 (Figure Q11bii)

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below (Figure Q11bii). (Hint consider using a diazonium salt in an
intermediate step)
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O2N.
NO2
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