11) For each of the following reactions: Indicate whether elimination will occur via an E2 or El reaction. Explain your reasoning, and give the major elimination product of each reaction, indicating the major geometrical isomerism: i) H₂C CH3 CH₂O DMSO ii) H3C- Br Br CH3 H₂O

11) For each of the following reactions: Indicate whether elimination will occur via an E2 or El reaction. Explain your reasoning, and give the major elimination product of each reaction, indicating the major geometrical isomerism: i) H₂C CH3 CH₂O DMSO ii) H3C- Br Br CH3 H₂O

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Chapter9: Nucleophilic Substitution And Β-elimination

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11) For each of the following reactions:
Indicate whether elimination will occur via an E2 or El reaction. Explain your reasoning,
and give the major elimination product of each reaction, indicating the major geometrical
isomerism:
i)
H₂C
CH3
CH₂O
DMSO
ii)
H3C-
Br
Br
CH3
H₂O

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