Chemistry · Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers
In a Williamson synthesis reaction, if a tertiary alkyl halide is reacted with a sodium alkoxide, then:
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- 1Ether is obtained in excellent yield
- 2Ether is obtained in poor yield along with an alcohol
- 3An alkene is the exclusive organic reaction product due to elimination✓
- 4A mixture containing equal amounts of alkene and ether is formed
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An alkene is the exclusive organic reaction product due to elimination
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