Chemistry, asked by Siddhu6155, 11 months ago

When benzene reacts with alcoholic KOH what is formed?

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Answered by Indian3691

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When benzene reacts with alcoholic KOH it gives phenol and by product is pottasiumbromide (KBR).

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Answered by manjitkaur1621

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When bromobenzene reacts with alcoholic KOH it gives phenol and byproduct is potassiumbromide (KBR).

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