11.10. After heating a solution of allylic of allyl t-butyl sulfide and sodium ethoxide in ethanol for several hours, t- butyl propenyl sulfide was isolated in 66% yield. Suggest a stepwise mechanism for this isomerization. Which has the smallest pKa (is the strongest acid), the reactant or product? CH,CH,ONa CH₂CH₂OH allyl t-butyl sulfide t-butyl propenyl sulfide

11.10. After heating a solution of allylic of allyl t-butyl sulfide and sodium ethoxide in ethanol for several hours, t- butyl propenyl sulfide was isolated in 66% yield. Suggest a stepwise mechanism for this isomerization. Which has the smallest pKa (is the strongest acid), the reactant or product? CH,CH,ONa CH₂CH₂OH allyl t-butyl sulfide t-butyl propenyl sulfide

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