Question 13 Draw major E2 ELIMINATION product. Hint: Review Chapter 10.3, the elimination can only occur if the leaving group (Cl, Br, I, OTs, etc) and beta-hydrogen atom (H) are in anti-periplanar conformation. Red bond = the location of a double bond in the final product and the direction of a Newman projection: A B C D Br ? A B D

Question 13 Draw major E2 ELIMINATION product. Hint: Review Chapter 10.3, the elimination can only occur if the leaving group (Cl, Br, I, OTs, etc) and beta-hydrogen atom (H) are in anti-periplanar conformation. Red bond = the location of a double bond in the final product and the direction of a Newman projection: A B C D Br ? A B D

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Chapter14: Elimination

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