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What is the product formed when (CH3)3COC2H5+HI

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Explanation:

(CH3)3COC2H5+HI --------- (CH3)3CI + C2H5OH


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Answered by Anonymous
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When tert-butyl ethyl ether ( (CH_{3})_{3}COC_{2}H_{5} ) is treated with hydroiodic acid ( HI ) , the products formed are tert - butyl iodide ( (CH_{3})_{3}C - I ) and ethyl alcohol ( C_{2}H_{5}OH ) .

The balanced chemical equation is -

(CH_{3})_{3}COC_{2}H_{5} + HI  →  (CH_{3})_{3}C - I + C_{2}H_{5}OH

  • Reaction proceeds by the SN1 mechanism .
  • Iodide ion is added to three degree carbocation because it is most stable .
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