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9. What degree of alkyl halide is this? 10. R, S (the top structure) can actually form two alkene products, but R,R (the bottom structure) can only form one product. Why is this?

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter9: Alkynes: An Introduction To Organic Synthesis

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9. What degree of alkyl halide is this?
10. R, S (the top structure) can actually form two alkene
products, but R,R (the bottom structure) can only form one
product. Why is this?

R,S
CH3
KOH
CH3
CI
methy group is planar
ÇH3
R,R
CH3
KOH
a
a
methyl group is still axial

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