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The bromination reaction is the process by which one or more bromine atoms are added to a chemical. Halogen reaction is also include bromination reactions.

Any chemical reaction is referred to as a substitution reaction if one functional group is replaced or substituted with different functional group.

In the 1^st step cyclohexane is converted to cyclohexyl bromide (Refer:971371-6-46P-a)

In the second step, cyclohexyl bromide is converted to cyclohexanol (Refer:971371-6-46P-b)

In third step the zinc chloride used as a catalyst by which the cyclohexanol is attached with the alcoholic hydroxyl group and gives the nucleophilic substitution which is done by ammonia.

The amine base is combines with the acid HBr in the final step to produce bromide salt.

The synthesis reaction of given compound is as follows,