C6H6O + CO2 + NaOH --
Asked by Rg598555 | 30th Oct, 2019, 10:35: PM
Expert Answer:
The reaction if phenol with NaOH is as:
Answered by Varsha | 31st Oct, 2019, 09:18: AM
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