1-pentanol + HBr -> 1-bromopentane Is this substitution reaction reversible? In other words, would one expect to obtain an equilibrium mixture of the alcohol and bromoalkene at the end of the reaction of would one expect this reaction to go to completion? Justify your answer?

1-pentanol + HBr -> 1-bromopentane Is this substitution reaction reversible? In other words, would one expect to obtain an equilibrium mixture of the alcohol and bromoalkene at the end of the reaction of would one expect this reaction to go to completion? Justify your answer?

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1-pentanol + HBr -> 1-bromopentane

Is this substitution reaction reversible? In other words, would one expect to obtain an equilibrium mixture of the alcohol and bromoalkene at the end of the reaction of would one expect this reaction to go to completion? Justify your answer?

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