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Sodium phenoxide reacts with ${C O}_{2}$ at $400 K$ and $4.7$ atm pressure give

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sodium salicylate

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salicyl aldehyde

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benzoic acid

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D

benzaldehyde

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Solution

The correct option is B sodium salicylate
Sodium phenoxide reacts with ${C O}_{2}$ at $400 K$ and $4.7 a t m$ pressure to give sodium salicylate.

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