Question
What will be the main product when sec. butyl chloride react with alc. KOH ? Write the equations of it.
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Answer
When sec. butyl chloride react with alc. KOH , a mixture of but-1-ene and but-2-ene is obtained in which quantity of but-2-ene is more. Hence, it is a major product.
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