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write the chemical reaction involved in the conversion of ethyl bromide to ethanol.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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BromoEthane (CH3CH2Br) -----> Ethane (CH3CH3)

Add HBr into the solution to Gain H+ and Br- .

Br- will attack on CH2Br bond as it is electron rich. After breaking of the bond we get Br+ and CH3CH2–.

Because H+Br- is still present in the medium it reacts with newly formed cations and anions giving : Br2 and CH3CH3 .

(As CH3CH2– has a negative charge and HBr on breaking gives H+ and Br- . Also Br- and Br+ combine to become Br2)

Hence The Reaction.✨

Answered by Anonymous
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BromoEthane (CH3CH2Br) -----> Ethane (CH3CH3)

Add HBr into the solution to Gain H+ and Br- .

Br- will attack on CH2Br bond as it is electron rich. After breaking of the bond we get Br+ and CH3CH2–.

Because H+Br- is still present in the medium it reacts with newly formed cations and anions giving : Br2 and CH3CH3 .

(As CH3CH2– has a negative charge and HBr on breaking gives H+ and Br- . Also Br- and Br+ combine to become Br2)

Hence The Reaction⚡

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