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Which reagent converts ethanol to ethyl bromide with H₂SO₄ ?
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Ethanol reacts with NaBr and H₂SO₄ to form ethyl bromide ( CH₃CH₂Br ) via nucleophilic substitution, with H₂SO₄ aiding dehydration.
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