Ethers react with HIl to form two cleavage products. One of the products might react further with HI. In the first box below draw the two major products that could be recovered after treatment with one equivalent of HI. In the second box draw the two major products that could be recovered after treatment with excess HI. If a product of the first step does not undergo additional reaction with excess HI, repeat its structure in the second box. conc. HI (aq) HI (aq) Reaction 2 Reaction 1 products 1 equiv. products excess Draw the two reaction 1 products. Draw the two reaction 2 products. Select Draw Rings Select Draw Rings More Erase More Erase H

Ethers react with HIl to form two cleavage products. One of the products might react further with HI. In the first box below draw the two major products that could be recovered after treatment with one equivalent of HI. In the second box draw the two major products that could be recovered after treatment with excess HI. If a product of the first step does not undergo additional reaction with excess HI, repeat its structure in the second box. conc. HI (aq) HI (aq) Reaction 2 Reaction 1 products 1 equiv. products excess Draw the two reaction 1 products. Draw the two reaction 2 products. Select Draw Rings Select Draw Rings More Erase More Erase H

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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