words L Draw and name the major product(s) (8) for the reaction shown above. (Hint: If no reaction occurs, then write "no reaction". You do not have to draw the expected inorganic product(s).) I b. Is this reaction easily reversible? Briefly explain your answer. English (Australia) CI + OH Focus E ES (8) E

words L Draw and name the major product(s) (8) for the reaction shown above. (Hint: If no reaction occurs, then write "no reaction". You do not have to draw the expected inorganic product(s).) I b. Is this reaction easily reversible? Briefly explain your answer. English (Australia) CI + OH Focus E ES (8) E

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Chapter14: Elimination

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