MCQ
Point out the incorrect synthesis
  • A


  • C

  • D
    $PhMgBr\xrightarrow[{(2)\,{H^ + }}]{{(1)\,HCHO}}Ph - C{H_2} - OH$

Answer

Correct option: B.

b

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