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  • phenol-formaldehyde resin
    phenol
    / Electrophilic aromatic substitution

    Phenoxide ions, generated by treating a phenol with sodium hydroxide, are so strongly activated that they undergo electrophilic aromatic substitution even with very weak electrophiles such as carbon dioxide (CO2). This reaction is used commercially to make salicylic acid for conversion to aspirin and methyl

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    Phenoxide ions, generated by treating a phenol with sodium hydroxide, are so strongly activated that they undergo electrophilic aromatic substitution even with very weak electrophiles such as carbon dioxide (CO2). This reaction is used commercially to make salicylic acid for conversion to aspirin and methyl

    Read More