CCl_3CHO [KOH] Conc. Main product is - Vidyadip

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$CCl_3CHO$ $\xrightarrow[KOH]{Conc.}$ Main product is

A
$CCl_3CH_2OH$
B
$CCl_3COOK$
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$CHCl_3$
D
$(A)$ and $(B)$ both

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Answer

Correct option: C.

$CHCl_3$

c

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