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Why we take aquaeous KOH for SN1 reactions instead of simple KOH?

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Answered by wajidpsychology31

In simple alcoholic KOH gives you the formation of alkenes which is an elimination reaction and aqueous KOH gives you the formation of alcohols which is substitution reaction..

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Why we take aquaeous KOH for SN1 reactions instead of simple KOH?​

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Why we take aquaeous KOH for SN1 reactions instead of simple KOH?