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What is the reduction of nitrobenzene in different mediums?
In acidic medium if nitro benzene is reduced along with tin and concentrated HCl acid,then it is reduced or converted to aniline. When reduced in alkaline medium,nitro benzene forms some intermediate products like Nitrosobenzene and Phenyl hydroxylamine which undergo bi-molecular condensation reaction.
In acidic medium if nitro benzene is reduced along with tin and concentrated HCl acid,then it is reduced or converted to aniline. When reduced in alkaline medium,nitro benzene forms some intermediate products like Nitrosobenzene and Phenyl hydroxylamine which undergo bi-molecular condensation reaction.
In acidic medium if nitro benzene is reduced along with tin and concentrated HCl acid,then it is reduced or converted to aniline. When reduced in alkaline medium,nitro benzene forms some intermediate products like Nitrosobenzene and Phenyl hydroxylamine which undergo bi-molecular condensation reaction.
In acidic medium if nitro benzene is reduced along with tin and concentrated HCl acid,then it is reduced or converted to aniline. When reduced in alkaline medium,nitro benzene forms some intermediate products like Nitrosobenzene and Phenyl hydroxylamine which undergo bi-molecular condensation reaction.
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