May I ask: During the etherification of gasoline, are only isomeric olefins capable of reacting with methanol?

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During the etherification of gasoline, are only isomeric olefins capable of reacting with methanol? Can normal alkenes such as 1-butene and 1-pentene react with methanol?

Reply #22013-02-27

Normal alkenes have lower bond dissociation energies, making them more reactive; this is also related to the catalyst

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May I ask: During the etherification of gasoline, are only isomeric olefins capable of reacting with methanol?

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