organic chem - ethers
why doesnt ethers with hi/hcl and heat undergo sn1 instead of elimination reaction
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@Dexter
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Master Organic Chemistry
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James Ashenhurst
Master Organic Chemistry
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i read them but uh
my doubt was different, why didn't ether undergo elimination irrespective of the presence of heat
yeahhh exactly heat undergoes elimination but in a specific question, it undegoed substitution over elimination
Can you share that specific question completely?
yeahh after cleaving, why doesnt it undego elimination?
sirf cleaving mein ruk jaata hai? heat doesnt take place?
iteachchem
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Here you just have to figure out कि एथर किस सरफ क्लीव करता है, which side does the bond break, the O and CH3 और CH2 वाला बॉंड.
iteachchem
Transcription requested by Opt
या गंगी मोगी बाद, मैं थब आप किया आप ओ Vera solvent की बात कर रहे थे, आप ओ ख़ाल Southern की साथ की फास्ते मैटते हैं, इसे सम्मुथा चकार खाहते है
Popov's rule?
We were taught it works for both unsymmetrical ketones and ethers
Basically any group that can metamerise.
isnt it because of sn2 reaction, where the cl- attacks the less sterrically hindered site
Yeah basically.
yeah but then why doesnt it undergo elimination due to the presence of heat?
The alcohol or the halide?
both?
that isnt possible? sry i know it might be a silly doubt
Heyo. Is this sorted?
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