Match the following reactions with their reaction type. OHa)OH.CIb)OHCIHd)

From given For each reaction given its reaction type is mentioned along with explanation as follows

Answered: OH a) HO. CI b) OH c) CI H d)

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OH a) HO. CI b) OH c) CI H d)

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