3) First draw the cyclohexyl chloride below in its lowest energy chair conformation. Then provide a mechanism for this E2 processes on the chair you drew and provide the major product expected. On the template provided below, draw all o, o* orbitals involved in the major, allowed E2 process. draw all o, o orbitals draw preferred chair conformation here then draw mechanism arrows draw planar structure of product here involved in E2 CH3 Na :OEt 'CI consult A-value table 3) Draw a stepwise mechanism for this reaction showing all intermediates (half-circle mech. & book keep) o-H

3) First draw the cyclohexyl chloride below in its lowest energy chair conformation. Then provide a mechanism for this E2 processes on the chair you drew and provide the major product expected. On the template provided below, draw all o, o* orbitals involved in the major, allowed E2 process. draw all o, o orbitals draw preferred chair conformation here then draw mechanism arrows draw planar structure of product here involved in E2 CH3 Na :OEt 'CI consult A-value table 3) Draw a stepwise mechanism for this reaction showing all intermediates (half-circle mech. & book keep) o-H

Organic Chemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305080485

Author:John E. McMurry

Publisher:John E. McMurry

Chapter11: Reactions Of Alkyl Halides: Nucleophilic Substitutions And Eliminations

Section11.9: The E2 Reaction And Cyclohexane Conformation

Problem 19P

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