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What amount of bromine will be required to convert `2g` of phenol into `2,4,6-` tribromphenol

A

`4.0`

B

`6.0`

C

`10.22`

D

`20.44`

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C
`{:(CH_(6)H_(5)OH+,3Br_(2) rarr"2, 4, 6-tribromophenol"),(" "94 g,3xx160),(,=480 g):}`
`94` g of phenol require `Br_(2)=480 g`.
`2` g of phenol require `Br_(2)=480/94xx2=10.22 g`
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