3. Reaction fill-ins! For each of these elimination / dehydration reactions, predict the products, including the major product where indicated. Also indicate if the reaction would proceed through E1 or E2. OH H2SO, H2SO, OH Major product! H2SO4 OH +

3. Reaction fill-ins! For each of these elimination / dehydration reactions, predict the products, including the major product where indicated. Also indicate if the reaction would proceed through E1 or E2. OH H2SO, H2SO, OH Major product! H2SO4 OH +

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter9: Addition Via Cyclic Intermediate

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For each of the following elimination/dehydration reactions, predict the products, including the major product where indicated. Also indicate if the reaction would proceed through E1 or E2.

3. Reaction fill-ins! For each of these elimination / dehydration reactions, predict the products, including the
major product where indicated. Also indicate if the reaction would proceed through El or E2.
LOH H2SO4
OH
H2SO,
Major product!
H2SO4
OH
Major product!
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