oc- ether rxn with HI
For hot conc HI dont we further substitute the oh group and get 2 iodoalkanes? The ans given is opt 2 which would've been the case if they'd have given cold conc HI. What am i missing out on?
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yeah but like isnt this hot conc HI? so we'll further convert the alcohol to an iodoalkane
nhi nhi stability compare karo dono ki
halo aur alc ki
i think we do that when theres excess mentioned explicitly along hot HI but im not too sure
yeah true that
we were basically taught that if they've mentioned hot conc HI/ excess HI we're supposed to take it further. ig it should only be so for the excess case then
Yea
okay ty
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