Identify the Major and ALL Minor product(s) that are expected for each of the following reactions. Hint 1: Combination of E1/E2 or SN1 / SN2 or both. Hint 2: Use Flow Charts on page 167 (Chapter 10.9). ex A B major t-BuOK + exot ? Хох minor 以 major minor C D 以,人,人 + Ο Α B C 000 ° D major minor minor

Identify the Major and ALL Minor product(s) that are expected for each of the following reactions. Hint 1: Combination of E1/E2 or SN1 / SN2 or both. Hint 2: Use Flow Charts on page 167 (Chapter 10.9). ex A B major t-BuOK + exot ? Хох minor 以 major minor C D 以,人,人 + Ο Α B C 000 ° D major minor minor

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Chapter14: Elimination

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