Please Explain. Thank you! **Question 10.48:**A student wanted to prepare (1-Ethylpropoxy)cyclopentane by heating cyclopentanol and pentan-3-ol under acidic conditions. On carrying out the reaction, however, she found that there were three ethers produced, each containing 10 carbon atoms. One of the ethers was (1-Ethylpropoxy)cyclopentane. Draw the structures of the other two ethers, and draw the complete, detailed mechanisms showing how all three ethers are produced.**Image Description:**The image shows a chemical structure labeled as (1-Ethylpropoxy)cyclopentane. The structure consists of a cyclopentane ring with an ethylpropoxy group attached to it. The ethylpropoxy group includes an oxygen atom bonded to the cyclopentane, which connects to a branched carbon chain.For educational purposes, students should consider possible rearrangements and interactions under acidic conditions that would lead to the formation of the three ethers, each containing 10 carbon atoms. Detailed mechanisms and structural drawings are required to illustrate the formation of each ether.

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10.48 A student wanted to prepare (1-Ethylpropoxy)cyclopentane by heating cyclopentanol and pentan-3-ol under acidic conditions. On carrying out the reaction, however, she found that there were three ethers produced, each containing 10 carbon atoms. One of the ethers was (1-Ethylpropoxy)cyclopentane. Draw the structures of the other two ethers, and draw the complete, detailed mechanisms showing how all three ethers are produced. (1-Ethylpropoxy)cyclopentane

10.48 A student wanted to prepare (1-Ethylpropoxy)cyclopentane by heating cyclopentanol and pentan-3-ol under acidic conditions. On carrying out the reaction, however, she found that there were three ethers produced, each containing 10 carbon atoms. One of the ethers was (1-Ethylpropoxy)cyclopentane. Draw the structures of the other two ethers, and draw the complete, detailed mechanisms showing how all three ethers are produced. (1-Ethylpropoxy)cyclopentane

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