A mass spectrum has an M+ peak at 204 m/z; and additional peaks starting at 127, 77, along with some other smaller peaks. Which of the following reactions could have produced this compound? CH3CH2Cl & AlCl3 plus toluene KI plus a benzene diazonium ion Fuming sulfuric acid plus toluene, followed by dilute acid 2 CuCl plus a diazonium ion Benzonitrile plus LiAlH4 followed by fuming sulfuric acid

A mass spectrum has an M+ peak at 204 m/z; and additional peaks starting at 127, 77, along with some other smaller peaks. Which of the following reactions could have produced this compound? CH3CH2Cl & AlCl3 plus toluene KI plus a benzene diazonium ion Fuming sulfuric acid plus toluene, followed by dilute acid 2 CuCl plus a diazonium ion Benzonitrile plus LiAlH4 followed by fuming sulfuric acid

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		CH₃CH₂Cl & AlCl₃ plus toluene
		KI plus a benzene diazonium ion
		Fuming sulfuric acid plus toluene, followed by dilute acid
		2 CuCl plus a diazonium ion
		Benzonitrile plus LiAlH₄ followed by fuming sulfuric acid