MHT CET · Chemistry · General Organic Chemistry
Which of the following is NOT dihydric alcohol?
- A Catechol
- B Hydroquinone
- C Phloroglucinol
- D Resorcinol
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Correct Answer
(C) Phloroglucinol
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Phloroglucinol is not dihydric alcohol
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