Condensation with formaldehyde - miscellaneous reactions, Chemistry

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Condensation with formaldehyde - Miscellaneous reactions

Phenol condenses with formaldehyde (excess) in presence of sodium hydroxide or acid (H+) for about a week to form a polymer known as bakelite (a resin).

 

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