C6H5 - O - C2H5 + HI Gives

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• 02.10.2019
• Chemistry
• Secondary School

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Answer:

C6H5OH+C2H5I are the products formed.

Explanation:

It is because due to resonanve bond between C6H5 (BENZENE) and O (OXYGEN) is very strong so a lot of force is required to break it. Thus O remains with benzene and oxygen becomes neutral on rxn with H. On the other side C2H5OH is formed when OH- attacks on C2H5+.

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