Question:

The product formed in the reaction of $SOCl_2$ with white phosphorus is

Updated On: Jun 14, 2022

$PCl_3$
$SO_2Cl_2$
$SCl_2$
$POCl_3$

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The Correct Option is A

Solution and Explanation

$P_{4(s)} + 8SOCl_{2(\ell)} \to 4PCl_{3(\ell)} + 4SO_{2(g)} + 2S_2Cl_{2(g)}$

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Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers - Classification

Classification of Alcohols Phenols and Ethers are as follows:

On the basis of dependence on the attachment of hydroxyl groups, alcohol can be classified into three different types:

Monohydric alcohols
Dihydric alcohols
Trihydric alcohols

On the basis of dependence on the different number of carbon atoms in a molecule that are bonded with the -OH group, alcohol can be classified into three different types:

Primary alcohols
Secondary alcohols
Tertiary alcohols

On the basis of the attachment of the different number of hydroxyl groups, the phenols can be classified further into three types:

Monohydric phenols
Dihydric phenols
Trihydric phenols

The Classification is dependant on the type of the alkyl or aryl groups attached to the oxygen atom in ether group, thus it can be classified into two types:

Symmetrical ether
Unsymmetrical ether