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How will convert the isopropylbromide to propene

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Answered by avi732
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Answer:

Dehydrohalogination of isopropyl bromide produce propene. And addition of HBr to the propene in the presence of peroxide produce n- propyl bromide. In the presence of peroxide anti markovnikov's addition of HBr takes place to propene and results in the formation n- propyl bromide.

Answered by brokendreams
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Treatment of isopropylbromide with alcoholic KOH gives propene.

Explanation:

  • Isopropyl bromide is the 2 bromo propane.
  • It has a bromine group attached to the 2nd carbon.
  • Alcoholic KOH is a weak base
  • It draws the bromide from the alkyl chain and substituting it with OH.
  • It thereby from the RO- because of the alcoholic solution.
  • The alkoxide is a very strong base.
  • Thus it can draw a hydrogen atom from the alpha carbon forming the double bond.

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