In the first stage of the Hock process, this molecule is alkylated with propylene to form cumene. (10[6])This compound (10[3])is the (10[2])lightest (-5[1])in a (-5[1])mixture produced through the catalytic reforming of naphtha called (10[1])BTX. (10[3])A methylated derivative (10[1])of this compound is nitrated (10[1])three times (10[2])to produce (10[1])TNT. (10[10]-5[7])A (10[1]-5[1])different (-5[5])derivative (-5[10])of this (10[1])compound (-5[4])with two methyl (-5[1])substituents (10[3]-5[3])may be (10[2])prefixed (-5[1])ortho-, (-5[1])meta-, (-5[1])or para- (10[1])and is called (10[1])xylene. (10[4])Each carbon-carbon bond (10[3])in this compound has a bond order of 1.5 (10[1])due to the delocalization (10[3])of its (10[2])six (10[1])pi electrons. (10[2]-5[1])For 10 points, a circle inside (10[1])a hexagon symbolizes (10[2])what (10[1])aromatic (10[3])compound (10[7])with (10[1])the formula C6H6? (10[5]-5[1])■END■ (10[28]0[9])