2-chloro-3-methylpentane is reacted with water in an E1 reaction. Whatis the IUPAC name of the single major expected E1 product of thisreaction? Do NOT include stereochemistry (E/Z) in the name. The namemust be correctly spelled and properly formatted (e.g. dashes, spaces,numbers, etc) according to IUPAC rules for credit.

In E1 reaction molecularity of the slow step (rate determining step) is 1. During first step after…

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