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What happens when diazonium salt reacts with hypophosrous acid?

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If the diazonium salt is heated with a strong acid and phosphoric[H₃PO₄] is probably strong enough it is replaced with an OH; a phenol is formed or possibly a phosphate ester. If a diazonium salt is reacted with hypophosphorous acid H₃PO₂ which is a reducing agent the salt is reduced to H⁺.

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