MCQ
$\mathop {{C_6}{H_6}O}\limits_{phenol} $ $\xrightarrow[\begin{subarray}{l} 
  3{H_2}(High\,\,temp \\ 
  and\,\,pressure) 
\end{subarray} ]{{Ni}}(A)\xrightarrow{{Cu}}(B)$ $\xrightarrow{{N{H_2}OH}}(C)\xrightarrow{{{H^ \oplus }}}$ $(D)\xrightarrow{{H{O^ - }}}(E)$

Product $(E) $ is

  • A
    Nylon $66$
  • Nylon $6$
  • C
    Styrene
  • D
    Polystyrene

Answer

Correct option: B.
Nylon $6$
b

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