MCQ
In iodine charge transfer test the color of ether compound formed is:
  • A
    Blue
  • B
    Pale yello
  • Brown
  • D
    Dark red

Answer

Correct option: C.
Brown
Ether forms charge transfer complexes with Iodine to give a brown solution.
$\ce{R−O−R\ ′ \longrightarrow R′I ^−+ RI + H_2​O}$

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