Tollowing two reactiOHS are performed on the same starting material; one producing "product 1" and one producing "product 2" as the major products. Which of the following statements is false regarding these two reactions? Both of these reactions proceed A via a carbocation intermediate. Product 1 is a substitution В product. The leaving group in the reaction producing product 2 is H2O. C Product 2 is a disubstituted alkene. Both of these reactions proceed via a unimolecular reaction mechanism. он HCI (conc.) Product 1 (Major) он H2SO. (conc.) Product 2 (Major)

Tollowing two reactiOHS are performed on the same starting material; one producing "product 1" and one producing "product 2" as the major products. Which of the following statements is false regarding these two reactions? Both of these reactions proceed A via a carbocation intermediate. Product 1 is a substitution В product. The leaving group in the reaction producing product 2 is H2O. C Product 2 is a disubstituted alkene. Both of these reactions proceed via a unimolecular reaction mechanism. он HCI (conc.) Product 1 (Major) он H2SO. (conc.) Product 2 (Major)

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