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____ 99. Oil of jasmine is a naturally occurring substance. A chemist wishes to synthesize this compound usingbenzene and ethane as starting materials. In order to do this, the following procedure is done. Benzene isreacted with methyl chloride followed by exposure to Cl 2(g) and light. The result of these reactions isreacted with water and the product is called 'R'. The ethane is reacted with Cl 2(g) and light, followed byreaction with water. The product of these reactions is exposed to a strong oxidizer and the result is called'S'. 'R' and 'S' are reacted together in the prescence of H2SO 4 to form oil of jasmine. The structure of thecompound is which of the following?a. c.b. d.____ 100. Name CH3CH(OH)CH 3.a. iso-ethanolb. tertiary-propanolc. butanold. propanole. 2-propanol____ 101. Which organic compound is unsaturated?a. ethylcyclopentaneb. 2-methyl-3-ethylpentynec. 1,1-dimethylhexaned. cyclohexanee. 1,3,5-trimethyloctane____ 102.Name the following compound.