Question

how to convert tertiary alcohol into alkyl halide with suitable mechanism?​

Answer 1

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Treating alcohols with HCl, HBr, or HI (which all fall under the catch-all term “HX” where X is a halide) results in the formation of alkyl halides. This occurs in a two step process: first, the alcohol is protonated to give its conjugate acid. Secondly, a substitution occurs.....

  1. write an equation for the conversion of an alcohol to an alkyl halide.

 2.  list a given series of alcohols in increasing or decreasing order of reactivity with hydrogen halides.

  3. identify the alkyl halide formed when a given alcohol reacts with thionyl chloride, phosphorus tribromide, or a hydrogen halide.

   4.identify the alcohol which should be used to prepare a given alkyl halide using one of the reagents specified in Objective

  5. select the most appropriate reagent for converting a given alcohol to a given alkyl halide.

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