7. What wording goes with each type of mechanism? Put E1or E2 in each box that is appropriate.a) carbocationb) antiperiplanarc) mixture of E & Zproducts.d) only one (E or Z) product e) top or bottom removal of aproton

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7. What wording goes with each type of mechanism? Put El or E2 in each box that is appropriate. b) antiperiplanar c) mixture of E & Z products. a) carbocation d) only one (E or Z) product e) top or bottom removal of a proton

7. What wording goes with each type of mechanism? Put El or E2 in each box that is appropriate. b) antiperiplanar c) mixture of E & Z products. a) carbocation d) only one (E or Z) product e) top or bottom removal of a proton

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7. What wording goes with each type of mechanism? Put E1
or E2 in each box that is appropriate.
a) carbocation
b) antiperiplanar
c) mixture of E & Z
products.
d) only one (E or Z) product e) top or bottom removal of a
proton

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