What alkene reacts with methanol in an acid catalyzed reaction to produce t-butyl methyl ether? a. ethyleneb. 2-methylpropenec. 2-butened. propenee. 1-butene

                    Option-B (2-methylpropene)

Explanation:

                    The reaction scheme is attached below,

In first step the alkene acts a nucleophile and adds H⁺ across double bond yielding a stable tertiary carbocation.

In the second step the oxygen atom of methanol acts as nucleophile and attacks the positive charge carrying carbon atom resulting in the formation of t-butyl methyl ether.

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