3) Draw the oxocarbenium ion that is formed as an intermediate in the following reaction: но он H* но + H20 но. LOME + LOMe он он Acetone b. If the corresponding ethylidene acetal (structure below) was hydrolysed instead, would the reaction be faster or slower (tip: look at the stabilisation of the oxocarbenium ion)? OH H LOME OH

3) Draw the oxocarbenium ion that is formed as an intermediate in the following reaction: но он H* но + H20 но. LOME + LOMe он он Acetone b. If the corresponding ethylidene acetal (structure below) was hydrolysed instead, would the reaction be faster or slower (tip: look at the stabilisation of the oxocarbenium ion)? OH H LOME OH

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Chapter14: Elimination

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