Organic And Biological Chemistry
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Organic And Biological Chemistry
The generalized formula for a phenol is
- a. R−OH
- b. Ar−OH
- c. R2−OH
- d. no correct response
Interpretation:
The generalized formula for phenol has to be identified from the given options.
Concept Introduction:
Phenol is an aromatic compound. This contains a hydroxyl group that is attached to a aromatic carbon ring system. General formula of phenols is
Reason for correct option:
Phenol is a compound that contains a hydroxyl group attached to an aryl group. Aryl group is represented as “Ar”. Therefore, the general formula for phenol is
Reason for incorrect option:
Option (a) tells that the general formula for a phenol is
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