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Write the equation for the preparation of 1-iodobutane from 1-butanol.
How would you prepare 1-iodobutane from butan-1-ol? Mention the equations only.
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Solution
\[\ce{CH3 - (CH2)2 - CH2 - OH ->[Red P/I2] CH3 - (CH2)2 - CH2 - I}\]
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