When dipentyl ether is treated with excess HI, through what type of mechanism(s) does the major product result? (a) SN2 (b) SN1 (c) E1(d) E2

When dipentyl ether is treated with excess HI, through what type of
mechanism(s) does the major product result?
(a) SN2
(b) SN1
(c) E1
(d) E2
by

1 Answer

Answer :

SN2
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