Benzaldehyde can be prepared from benzene by passing vapours of _____ and _______ in its solution in presence of catalyst mixture of aluminium chloride and cuprous chloride. The reaction is known as:
HCl,SnCl4, Resenmund reduction
CO,HCl, Gattermann - Koch reaction
O3, alcohol, Wolff - Kishner reduction
CO2,H2SO4 , Clemmensen reduction
A
CO,HCl, Gattermann - Koch reaction
B
O3, alcohol, Wolff - Kishner reduction
C
HCl,SnCl4, Resenmund reduction
D
CO2,H2SO4 , Clemmensen reduction
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Benzaldehyde can be prepared from benzene by passing vapours of CO and HCl in its solution in presence of catalyst mixture of AlCl3 and CuCl. The reaction is known as Gatterman Koch reaction.
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