B. What type of elimination reaction is this: E1 or E2? Explain.C. Explain how the leveling effect has occurred in this reaction?D. What is the likely base in the last step: water or HSO4? Explain. mechanism:H-0S-0-HH.protonationod alcoholby ocidCyclo hex a nolloss of leavinggroup(- 420)0-S03HabstractionCyclohexeneod protonエーC6D エ

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B. What type of elimination reaction is this: E1 or E2? Explain. C. Explain how the leveling effect has occurred in this reaction? D. What is the likely base in the last step: water or HSOA ? Explain.

B. What type of elimination reaction is this: E1 or E2? Explain. C. Explain how the leveling effect has occurred in this reaction? D. What is the likely base in the last step: water or HSOA ? Explain.

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Alkanes and Cycloalkanes

Alkanes are saturated organic compounds which are made up of C and H atoms. Alkanes have the general formula of CnH2n+2. Alkane contains sp3 hybridized carbon atoms with four sigmas (σ) bonds & every hydrogen atom is connected with one of the carbon atoms. The size of the alkane could be determined by the number of carbon atoms located in it.

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B. What type of elimination reaction is this: E1 or E2? Explain.
C. Explain how the leveling effect has occurred in this reaction?
D. What is the likely base in the last step: water or HSO4? Explain.

mechanism:
H-0
S-0-H
H.
protonation
od alcohol
by ocid
Cyclo hex a nol
loss of leaving
group
(- 420)
0-S03H
abstraction
Cyclohexene
od proton
エーC
6D エ

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