K(OH)

What is the difference between aqueous and alcoholic K(OH) ?

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Swarna Kamal Dhyawala ·

as aq.KOH in the aqueous soln it dissociates completely to give OH- ions OH- IONS ACT AS NUCLEOPHILES WHICH ATTACKS THE POSITIVE CENTRE OF ALKYL HALIDES FORMING ALCOHOLS
THIS REACTION IS SUBSTITUTION TYPE.......

as alc.KOH in alcoholic medium OH- acts as BASE .HENCE IT ABSTRACTS A THE PROTON FROM CARBON ATOM FORMING ALKENES
THIS IS ELIMINATION REACTION TYPE............

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Anurag Ghosh ·

:)

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Shreya Sharma ·

Thanks Swarna and Anurag :)

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Prashant Kulthia ·

sir both are different reagents and give different products...........i think so.....!!!!!

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