ON CAROBOXLIC ACID
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| 22nd Feb, 2008,
09:17: PM
Expert Answer:
Carboxylic acid has COOH group and releases a H+ ion and stabilises by resonance in C=O and C-O so the C=O is not available for reaction as it is in resonance unlike aldehydes.
Answered by
| 7th Dec, 2017,
07:52: PM
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