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Card 6
Front
Test to distinguish between a c.acid and phenol?
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Card 7
Front
Stability of the phenoxide ion.
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Card 8
Front
The OH group of the phenol activates the ring to attack by electrophiles. Why?
Back
Card 9
Front
What are the two reactions of phenol that must be known?
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Card 10
Front
Phenol will react with bromine water. How is the bromine molecule polarised and what colour ppt is formed?
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Card 11
Front
Phenols can act as nucleophiles. How?
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Card 12
Front
This reaction is difficult for phenols and so a base, such as pyridine, is used. Why is it difficult?
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Card 13
Front
There is a disadvantage of the reaction between phenol and ethanoyl chloride. What molecule can be used as a replacement?
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Card 14
Front
What test for phenol gives a purple solution?
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