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Explain Hoffmann elimination of tertiary amine​

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Answered by Jasmeet040
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Hofmann's elimination is the process of creating tertiary amines and alkenes from the treatment of quaternary ammonium with excess methyl iodide, and the treatment of the resulting compound with silver oxide, water, and heat.

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Hofmann's elimination is the process of creating tertiary amines and alkenes from the treatment of quaternary ammonium with excess methyl iodide, and the treatment of the resulting compound with silver oxide, water, and heat.

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