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Phenol undergoes ionization to become more stable by reacting with which of the following chemical species (A) negative ions (B) positive ions (C) radicals (D) neutral atoms

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Answered by arupdutta064
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Answer:

(b) positive ions . . . . .

Answered by tazz18
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Answer:

Negative ions

Explanation:

Phenol undergoes ionization to become more stable by reacting with negative ions as the negative charge is no longer entirely localised on the oxygen but is spread out around the whole ion. Spreading the charge around makes the ion more stable than it would be if all the charge remained on the oxygen.

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