Indicate whether elimination/substitution will occur via an SN2 or SN1/E2 or an El reaction. Explain your reasoning, and give the major elimination/substitution product of each reaction, indicating the major geometrical isomerism: iii. CH3 OH C CH₂CH₂ Br H

Indicate whether elimination/substitution will occur via an SN2 or SN1/E2 or an El reaction. Explain your reasoning, and give the major elimination/substitution product of each reaction, indicating the major geometrical isomerism: iii. CH3 OH C CH₂CH₂ Br H

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elimination/substitution
13) Indicate whether
will occur via an SN2 or SN1/E2 or an El
reaction. Explain your reasoning, and give the major elimination/substitution product of
each reaction, indicating the major geometrical isomerism:
iii.
CH 3
OH
с
CH₂CH₂
-CH3 + H₂O
iv.
H₂C-C
H₂
Br
CH3
H

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