C6H6+CH3CH2CH2Cl→Anhydrous, AlCl3 ′A′ (Major Product)\mathrm{C_6H_6+CH_3CH_2CH_2Cl\xrightarrow{Anhydrous,\ AlCl_3}\ 'A'\ (Major\ Product)}C6H6+CH3CH2CH2ClAnhydrous, AlCl3 ′A′ (Major Product)
The stable carbocation formed in the above reaction is
Official answer: C
Rearrangement. The primary propyl cation shifts a hydride to give the more stable isopropyl cation CH3C+HCH3\mathrm{CH_3\overset{+}{C}HCH_3}CH3C+HCH3 (product cumene).
(C)