Partial hydrogenation of this compound gives cyclohexanone and boiling it with zinc dust reduces it to benzene.
This chemical reacts with carbon dioxide under basic conditions in the Kolbe-Schmitt Reaction to form salicylic acid and it can be nitrated three times to form picric acid. This chemical's main production method is through the partial oxidation of cumene via the Hock rearrangement. Partial hydrogenation of this compound gives cyclohexanone and boiling it with zinc dust reduces it to benzene. For 10 points, name this aromatic alcohol which is also known as carbolic acid.
This chemical reacts with carbon dioxide under basic conditions in the Kolbe-Schmitt Reaction to form salicylic acid and it can be nitrated three times to form picric acid.
{phenol} (accept ‘carbolic acid’ before mentioned)