Draw Zaitsev and Hofmann products that are expected when each of the following compounds is treated with a strong base to give an E2 ELIMINATION product. Hint: Some compounds cannot produce both elimination products because they do not have two beta-hydrogen atoms: in these cases only ONE product will be possible. In cases when neither elimination products are possible, there will be NO REACTION. ? A A B ос OD Zaitsev Hofmann only ONE product is possible B NO products are possible (NO REACTION) لمداه Hofmann Zaitsev

Draw Zaitsev and Hofmann products that are expected when each of the following compounds is treated with a strong base to give an E2 ELIMINATION product. Hint: Some compounds cannot produce both elimination products because they do not have two beta-hydrogen atoms: in these cases only ONE product will be possible. In cases when neither elimination products are possible, there will be NO REACTION. ? A A B ос OD Zaitsev Hofmann only ONE product is possible B NO products are possible (NO REACTION) لمداه Hofmann Zaitsev

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter13: Substitution

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