You must prepare the most stable possible alkene starting from the starting material given below and following an E2 elimination reaction. practice 9² H Base Ph Br most stable alkene Et CH3 a. What type of base should you use? (Give a specific example) in Newman projection the reactive conformation for this reaction to take b. Clearly place. Ph 7

You must prepare the most stable possible alkene starting from the starting material given below and following an E2 elimination reaction. practice 9² H Base Ph Br most stable alkene Et CH3 a. What type of base should you use? (Give a specific example) in Newman projection the reactive conformation for this reaction to take b. Clearly place. Ph 7

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter14: Elimination

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