Nature of aldol and Cannizzaro reactions (addition, elimination, disproportionation)

1. A.
   Electrophilic substitution
2. B.
   Nucleophilic substitution
3. C.
   Electrophilic addition-elimination reaction
4. D.
   Nucleophilic addition-elimination reaction

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1. A.
   Condensation reaction
2. B.
   Addition reaction
3. C.
   Substitution reaction
4. D.
   Elimination reaction

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1. A.
   Nucleophilic addition
2. B.
   Elimination
3. C.
   Disproportionation
4. D.
   Decomposition

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1. A.
   Wolf-Kishner reduction.
2. B.
   Aldol condensation.
3. C.
   Clemmenson reduction.
4. D.
   Cannizzaro reaction.

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1. A.
   Some aldehydes are converted to the respective alcohols and the salt of the respective carboxylic acid.
2. B.
   Alcohol is converted into aldehyde
3. C.
   Primary amine is converted into isocyanide
4. D.
   Acid is converted into amine

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1. A.
   It is a nucleophilic addition elimination reaction.
2. B.
   It is self redox reaction.
3. C.
   It is a disproportionation reaction.
4. D.
   It is exhibited by lower aldehydes only.

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