X E A. Provide the IUPAC name for the above compound and label the double bonds as E/Z (3E,5E)-2,3,5,8,9-pentamethyldeca-3,5-diene B. Label with a star all the allylic positions present in the alkadiene shown above. C. Which isomer is represented above s-cis or s-trans? a. Draw the other isomer and circle the most stable isomer (HINT: steric hindrance) i. Explain your answer

X E A. Provide the IUPAC name for the above compound and label the double bonds as E/Z (3E,5E)-2,3,5,8,9-pentamethyldeca-3,5-diene B. Label with a star all the allylic positions present in the alkadiene shown above. C. Which isomer is represented above s-cis or s-trans? a. Draw the other isomer and circle the most stable isomer (HINT: steric hindrance) i. Explain your answer

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Chapter14: Elimination

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