My teacher told me we can convert benzene to phenol within a single step using $\ce{V2O5}$/ $O_2$$\ce{O2}$ at 300 ⁰C (not 500 ⁰C). Later I searched for that reaction but I couldn't find it in all over Google except in Allen's Chemistry handbook.
Does that reaction really occur and if it occurs then what is the mechanism of that reaction?
My teacher told me we can convert benzene to phenol within a single step using $\ce{V2O5}$/ $O_2$ at 300 ⁰C (not 500 ⁰C). Later I searched for that reaction but I couldn't find it in all over Google except in Allen's Chemistry handbook.
Does that reaction really occur and if it occurs then what is the mechanism of that reaction?
My teacher told me we can convert benzene to phenol within a single step using $\ce{V2O5}$/ $\ce{O2}$ at 300 ⁰C (not 500 ⁰C). Later I searched for that reaction but I couldn't find it in all over Google except in Allen's Chemistry handbook.
Does that reaction really occur and if it occurs then what is the mechanism of that reaction?
My teacher told me we can convert benzene to phenol within a single step using $\ce{V2O5}$/ O2$O_2$ at 300 ⁰C (not 500 ⁰C). Later I searched for that reaction but I couldn't find it in all over Google except in Allen's Chemistry handbook.
Does that reaction really existoccur and if existsit occurs then what is the mechanism of that reaction?
My teacher told me we can convert benzene to phenol within a single step using $\ce{V2O5}$/ O2 at 300 ⁰C (not 500 ⁰C). Later I searched for that reaction but I couldn't find it in all over Google except in Allen's Chemistry handbook.
Does that reaction really exist and if exists then what is the mechanism of that reaction?
My teacher told me we can convert benzene to phenol within a single step using $\ce{V2O5}$/ $O_2$ at 300 ⁰C (not 500 ⁰C). Later I searched for that reaction but I couldn't find it in all over Google except in Allen's Chemistry handbook.
Does that reaction really occur and if it occurs then what is the mechanism of that reaction?
My teacher told me we can convert benzene to phenol within a single step via Ratta Maar Reaction using $\ce{V2O5}$/ O2 at 300 ⁰C (not 500 ⁰C). Later I searched for that reaction but I couldn't find it in all over Google except in Allen's Chemistry handbook.
Does that reaction really exist and if exists then what is the mechanism of that reaction?
My teacher told me we can convert benzene to phenol within a single step via Ratta Maar Reaction using $\ce{V2O5}$/ O2 at 300 ⁰C (not 500 ⁰C). Later I searched for that reaction but I couldn't find it in all over Google except in Allen's Chemistry handbook.
Does that reaction really exist and if exists then what is the mechanism of that reaction?
My teacher told me we can convert benzene to phenol within a single step using $\ce{V2O5}$/ O2 at 300 ⁰C (not 500 ⁰C). Later I searched for that reaction but I couldn't find it in all over Google except in Allen's Chemistry handbook.
Does that reaction really exist and if exists then what is the mechanism of that reaction?
