Which of the following is not an example of electrophilic substitution reaction

Correct answer: D. Reaction of CH3COOH with PCI5

  • A. Reaction of CH3COOH with Na
  • B. Reaction of CH3COOH with NaHCO3
  • C. Reaction of CH3COOH with Na2 CO3
  • D. Reaction of CH3COOH with PCI5

Explanation

CH3,COOH+PCI5 → CH3-CO-CI+ POCI3+HCI, In this reaction C-O bond of carboxy

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