Ethylene reacts with HBr forming ‘X’ which on reaction with moist Ag2O gives ‘Y’. When ‘Y’ is heated with alumina at 3500C compound Z is formed. Then X and Z are (1) Bromo ethane, ethanol (2) Ethanol, ethoxy ethane (3) Ethyl bromide, diethyl ether (4) Bromo ethane, Ethene

Ethylene reacts with HBr forming ‘X’ which on reaction with moist

1.	Ethylene reacts with HBr forming ‘X’ which on reaction with moist Ag2O gives ‘Y’. When ‘Y’ is heated with alumina at 3500C compound Z is formed. Then X and Z are (1) Bromo ethane, ethanol (2) Ethanol, ethoxy ethane (3) Ethyl bromide, diethyl ether (4) Bromo ethane, Ethene
Answer» Then X and Z are Bromo ethane, Ethene

When diethyl ether is treated with Cl2 in sunlight, the product is (1) CH3 CHCl O CH2 CH3 (2) CH3 CHCl O CHCl CH3 (3) CCl3 CCl2O CCl2 CCl3 (4) CH3 CHCl O CCl2 CH3
The following represents ether (1) (RCO)2 O (2) RCOOR (3) RCOR (4) ROR
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The ether that undergoes electrophilic substitution rkn isA) ch3o c2h5B) c6h5 o ch3C) ch3 o ch3D) c2h5 o c2h5
The IUPAC name of CH3OCH (CH3)2 is(1) 1 – metholxy 1 – methyl ethane (2) 3 – methoxy propane (3) Methyl isopropyl ether (4) 2 – methoxy propane
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Ethers are obtained by (1) Reaction of alkyl halide with dry ZnO (2) Reaction of alkyl halide with moist ZnO (3) Reaction of alkyl halide with dry Ag2O (4) Reaction of alkyl halide with moist Ag2O
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What is Y in the following reactions?C2H5 I + NaOC2H5 → X + NalFunctional isomer of 'X' is(1) C2H5I (2) C2H5OH (3) C2H4 (4) C2H5OC2H5
Excess of C2H5OH at 140°C reacts with conc. H2SO4, and then compound formed is (1) Diethyl ether (2) Diethyl sulphate (3) Ethylene (4) Ethylene hydrogen sulphate