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What partly controls the degree of benzene methylation with CH3Cl?
AColour of the catalyst
BRelative reactant amounts
CSize of the container
DAtomic number of Al
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Relative reactant amounts
Competing reactions have different stoichiometries, and the reactant concentrations decide which one dominates.
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