Define two different reactions give the same organic product

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Suppose you treat ethanol with HBr or bromoethane with sodium ethoxide, NaOCH2CH3 you attain the same compound. Define what the compound is and explain why the two different reactions give the same organic product. Remember that organic reactions can be explained as Lewis Acid/Base reactions.

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