m‑chlorobenzaldehyde on reaction with conc. KOH at room temperature gives:

Potassium m‑chlorobenzoate and m‑hydroxybenzaldehyde

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m‑hydroxybenzaldehyde and m‑chlorobenzyl alcohol

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m‑chlorobenzyl and m‑hydroxybenzyl alcohol

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Potassium m‑chlorobenzoate and m‑chlorobenzyl alcohol

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The correct option is D Potassium m‑chlorobenzoate and m‑chlorobenzyl alcohol
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m‑chlorobenzaldehyde on reaction with conc. KOH at room temperature gives:

The correct option is D Potassium m‑chlorobenzoate and m‑chlorobenzyl alcoholCannizzaro's reaction

The correct option is D Potassium m‑chlorobenzoate and m‑chlorobenzyl alcohol
Cannizzaro's reaction