what is the end of cyclohexanol with pbr3
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The reaction of 3-methylcyclohexanol with phosphorous bromide gives 1-bromo-3-methylcyclohexane as the final product. In the reaction the bromide ion dissociates from the PrBr3 and attaches to the cyclohexanol.
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tribromide then there is formation of bromo cyclohexanol
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This is due to the dissociation of phosphorus tribromide into the bromide Ion. The bromide ion takes part in the displacement reaction in which the hydrogen ion of one of the carbon is replaced by the bromine group.
This type of reaction is known as the substitution reaction and the energy required for the formation is high and may even require ultraviolet rays to take place..
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