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C7H602 BENZOIC ACID

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C7H602 BENZOIC

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ACID  or CsHSO00H, the simplest representative of the aromatic acids . It occurs naturally in some resins, especially in
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gum
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benzoin (from Styrax benzoin), in
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dragon's
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blood, and as a benzyl ester in
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Peru and Tolu balsams . It can be prepared by the oxidation of
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toluene, benzyl
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alcohol,
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benzaldehyde and cinnamic
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acid; by the oxidation of
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benzene with
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manganese dioxide and concentrated sulphuric acid in the
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cold (L . Carius,
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Ann . 1868, 148, p . 51); by
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hydrolysis of benzonitrile or of hippuric acid; by the
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action of
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carbon dioxide on benzene in the presence of
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aluminium chloride (C .
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Friedel and J . M . Crafts, Ann. chim. phys . 1888 [6], 14, p .

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