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In the reaction between phenol and bromine water, the equivalent weight of phenol is obtained by dividing the molecular weight of phenol by :
In the reaction between phenol and bromine water, the equivalent weight of phenol is obtained by dividing the molecular weight of phenol by :
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The correct option is D 6
One molecule of phenol reacts with 3 molecules of bromine. Thus, one mole of phenol reacts with 6 equivalents of bromine.
Thus, to obtain the equivalent weight of phenol, the molecular weight is divided by 6.
One molecule of phenol reacts with 3 molecules of bromine. Thus, one mole of phenol reacts with 6 equivalents of bromine.
Thus, to obtain the equivalent weight of phenol, the molecular weight is divided by 6.
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