12. Classify the following alcohols as methyl, 1º, 2º, 3º, allylic, benzylic, vinyl, aryl, or acombination of these.Use a letter, number or a combination of number & letters for your answerM = methyl1 = 1⁰3 = 3⁰A = allylicV = vinylHet oOHBlank 1H CH₂CH3OHH CH3Blank 6B = benzylicHH2= 2⁰OHBlank 2OH Blank 7Z = arylHẠN—CH-C—NH,CH₂OHBlank 3xOHBlank 8H-HCH₂CI-OH-CH3CH₂CH3Blank 4H OHCH3(CH3)2CH₂CH₂OHBlank 9HBlank 5CH₂OHBlank 10

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Classify the following alcohols as methyl, 1°, 2°, 3°, allylic, benzylic, vinyl, aryl, or a combination of these. Use a letter, number or a combination of number & letters for your answer M = methyl 1 = 1⁰ 3 = 3⁰ A = allylic V = vinyl + t -H OH Blank 1 H CH₂CH3 OH H CH3 Blank 6 B = benzylic H. H 2 = 2⁰ OH Blank 2 OH Blank 7 Z = aryl HẠN—CH-C—NH, CH₂ OH Blank 3 x OH Blank 8 H- H- CH₂CI -OH -CH3 CH₂CH3 Blank 4 H OH CH3 (CH3)2CH₂CH₂OH Blank 9 H -H Blank 5 CH₂OH Blank 10

Classify the following alcohols as methyl, 1°, 2°, 3°, allylic, benzylic, vinyl, aryl, or a combination of these. Use a letter, number or a combination of number & letters for your answer M = methyl 1 = 1⁰ 3 = 3⁰ A = allylic V = vinyl + t -H OH Blank 1 H CH₂CH3 OH H CH3 Blank 6 B = benzylic H. H 2 = 2⁰ OH Blank 2 OH Blank 7 Z = aryl HẠN—CH-C—NH, CH₂ OH Blank 3 x OH Blank 8 H- H- CH₂CI -OH -CH3 CH₂CH3 Blank 4 H OH CH3 (CH3)2CH₂CH₂OH Blank 9 H -H Blank 5 CH₂OH Blank 10

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Chapter14: Elimination

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