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Ortho hydroxybenzoic acid, the main product, is salicylic acid itself. Phenoxide ions would more willingly undergo electrophilic aromatic substitution than phenol ions would.

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Hey, I hope you understood the video fully. I have a doubt, at 4:48 he says the aromaticity of the ring is broken. What exactly does that mean? Please do tell me if you know

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​@@CNo-bx5mq the compound tried to get extra stable and because of that it lost it's aromaticity, so it will regain it by loosing hydrogen

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​@@CNo-bx5mqa molecule needs to be cyclic, planar, fully conjugated and must have 4n+2 pi electrons in order to be aromatic. with the reaction we break the conjugation (the double single double bond in that order) hence the aromaticity is broken. aromatic molecules are more stable than non-aro or anti-aro so it'll want to regain it's aromaticity

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My inorganic is little weak , besides that everything is covered

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Where does Na+ goes in mechanism after phenoxide reacts with CO2

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Third step in acid hydrolysis so NaOH regenerate

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