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Electrophileattacks
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conc conc N
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550C O H2O
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1
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Voz Voz
1 nitrobenzene 1,3dinitrobenzene 43,5 trinitrobenzene
Alkylation 4 FriedelCraftsAlkylation
Alkyl
t R x ALU's Rt HX
haligen Reflux
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conc conc No
TANG Hiu
30 C
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stronger withthepibondinginthering
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hydrolysis
R XtHz0 Reflux
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tags
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veryslow
0
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Themeltingpointisrelativelyhighduetohydrogenbond
Thelarge nonpolarringmakesphenolonlyslightlysolubleas it distrapts hydrogen
bondswithH2omolecules
Interactions it is mostlydissolved in NaOH
OH o Oira
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phenoxide in NaOH
conjugate base
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Nitration A Nitration
Utz CH3 CH3
Benzene conc conc N 2
TANG Hou
30 C
O t
O 1 2h20
GHG Noz
conc conc N
TANG Hrsa
550C O H2O
GHG 4HsN0z
Phenol OH OH OH
dilute Nor
20 t2HNg room
temp
O t O 12h20
GHG CfHsN0z Noz
4Nitrophenol
OH OH
Conc NO2 No
20 t2HNg room
temp
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2 4,6 trinitrophenol
B Halogenation
Benzene Br
O Br ALU O HBr
NOT
lag
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OH OH
phenol Br Br
Testforphenol
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2,4 f tribromophenol
decolorises whiteppt
oxidation c oxidation
AS
primary alcohol aldehyde acid
secondary alcohol ketone
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Ethanoic acid
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o H
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Reflux
excessNHz inethanol
highpressure1sealedcontainer
2 Reduction of NitrobenzenesitcomHa
Nitta Followed
by phenylamine
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0 NaOH
salt
NOz NHz
O t 6CHI O t 2h20
3 Reduction of Nitrite
2h
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11
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lone
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NHz NHz
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t 31382
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whiteppt Br
OH OH
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decolorises whiteppt
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