I know the famous reaction:
I was thinking of extension of this reaction to other salts of Benzoic Acids such as: $$\ce{Potassium Benzoate + KOH ->[CaO,Δ] Benzene + K2CO3}$$ Is this reaction really carried out in Lab or there is not a favorable outcome/different product/unfeasible reaction such as in case of Kolbe's Reaction we obtain different products(basically isomers) for Na containing compound and for K containing compound.
I know the famous reaction:
I was thinking of extension of this reaction to other salts of Benzoic Acids such as: $$\ce{Potassium Benzoate + KOH ->[CaO,Δ] Benzene + K2CO3}$$ Is this reaction really carried out in Lab or there is not a favorable outcome/different product/unfeasible reaction such as in case of Kolbe's Reaction we obtain different products(basically isomers) for Na containing compound and for K containing compound.
I know the famous reaction:
I was thinking of extension of this reaction to other salts of Benzoic Acids such as: $$\ce{Potassium Benzoate + KOH ->[CaO,Δ] Benzene + K2CO3}$$ Is this reaction really carried out in Lab or there is not a favorable outcome/different product/unfeasible reaction such as in case of Kolbe's Reaction we obtain different products(basically isomers) for Na containing compound and for K containing compound.
I know the famous reaction:
I was thinking of extension of this reaction to other salts of Benzoic Acids such as: $$\ce{Potassium Benzoate + KOH -> Benzene + K2CO3}$$$$\ce{Potassium Benzoate + KOH ->[CaO,Δ] Benzene + K2CO3}$$ Is this reaction really carried out in Lab or there is not a favorable outcome/different product/unfeasible reaction such as in case of Kolbe's Reaction we obtain different products(basically isomers) for Na containing compound and for K containing compound.
I know the famous reaction:
I was thinking of extension of this reaction to other salts of Benzoic Acids such as: $$\ce{Potassium Benzoate + KOH -> Benzene + K2CO3}$$ Is this reaction really carried out in Lab or there is not a favorable outcome/different product/unfeasible reaction such as in case of Kolbe's Reaction we obtain different products(basically isomers) for Na containing compound and for K containing compound.
I know the famous reaction:
I was thinking of extension of this reaction to other salts of Benzoic Acids such as: $$\ce{Potassium Benzoate + KOH ->[CaO,Δ] Benzene + K2CO3}$$ Is this reaction really carried out in Lab or there is not a favorable outcome/different product/unfeasible reaction such as in case of Kolbe's Reaction we obtain different products(basically isomers) for Na containing compound and for K containing compound.
I know the famous reaction:
I was thinking of extension of this reaction to other salts of Benzoic Acids such as: $$\ce{Potassium Benzoate + KOH -> Benzene + K2CO3}$$ Is this reaction really carried out in Lab or there is not a favorable outcome/different product/unfeasible reaction such as in case of Kolbe's Reaction we obtain different products(basically isomers) for Na containing compound and for K containing compound.
