HI+Ether
does anyone know the mechanism that y the 1st case happens n not the 2nd one.
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@Dexter
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this is Ph-CH2-O-CH2CH3 right
hydrogen protonates oxygen giving it a plus charge
and then oxygen breaks the bond closer to the ring and takes both its electrons to form CH3CH2OH
because the resulting carbocation after that is resonance stabilized
and then iodine goes onto that carbocation making Ph-CH2I
i.e, Sn1 reaction
Ether ka cleave krke dekho kaha Carbocation stable banra hai
Thanks, got it!
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