2. Answer the questions about the E2 reaction shown below. NaOMe A. What regioisomer will predominate in this reaction, the Zaitsev or Hofmann product? B. Draw a Newman projection of the substrate in the reactive conformer that leads to the major product. C. Draw an arrow mechanism for the E2 reaction with the substrate in the appropriate conformation that will produce the product that you indicated in part A. D. Based on your answer to parts A-C, draw the correct regio- and stereoisomer of the product in the space provided. E. Provide a systematic name of the substrate. F. Provide a systematic name of the product (see section 8.3 for alkene nomenclature). G. Draw a transition state structure of the reaction with partial bonds and partial charges indicated. H. Draw an energy diagram for the E2 reaction on the previous page. Your reaction coordinate diagram should: Include structures of starting materials, products, and transition states at correct relative energies. • Indicate the activation energy of the rate determining step and whether the reaction is endothermic or exothermic.

2. Answer the questions about the E2 reaction shown below. NaOMe A. What regioisomer will predominate in this reaction, the Zaitsev or Hofmann product? B. Draw a Newman projection of the substrate in the reactive conformer that leads to the major product. C. Draw an arrow mechanism for the E2 reaction with the substrate in the appropriate conformation that will produce the product that you indicated in part A. D. Based on your answer to parts A-C, draw the correct regio- and stereoisomer of the product in the space provided. E. Provide a systematic name of the substrate. F. Provide a systematic name of the product (see section 8.3 for alkene nomenclature). G. Draw a transition state structure of the reaction with partial bonds and partial charges indicated. H. Draw an energy diagram for the E2 reaction on the previous page. Your reaction coordinate diagram should: Include structures of starting materials, products, and transition states at correct relative energies. • Indicate the activation energy of the rate determining step and whether the reaction is endothermic or exothermic.

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