This ether can be made using a Williamson ether synthesis. The possible bond disconnections are displayed in the structure to the right. Which of the bond disconnections reflects the preferred synthesis of this ether? (The preferred synthesis is the one that produces the ether in higher yields.) Either A or B would work equally well B.

This ether can be made using a Williamson ether synthesis. The possible bond disconnections are displayed in the structure to the right. Which of the bond disconnections reflects the preferred synthesis of this ether? (The preferred synthesis is the one that produces the ether in higher yields.) Either A or B would work equally well B.

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