The major product obtained when tert- butyl bromide is heated with sodium ethoxide is

The major product obtained when tert- butyl bromide is heated with sodium ethoxide is
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The major product obtained when tert- butyl bromide is heated with sodium ethoxide is A. 2- ... Ehene C. tert- Buty1methy1ether D. Diethyl ether
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