3. It has been shown that there is an important stereoelectronic requirement for an anti-periplanar relationship between the leaving group and the B-hydrogen during an E2 elimination. Predict the structure of the main product of the dehydrobromination of trans-2-bromomethylcyclohexane using alcoholic potassium hydroxide. For full credit, show the starting material and the structure of the main product.

3. It has been shown that there is an important stereoelectronic requirement for an anti-periplanar relationship between the leaving group and the B-hydrogen during an E2 elimination. Predict the structure of the main product of the dehydrobromination of trans-2-bromomethylcyclohexane using alcoholic potassium hydroxide. For full credit, show the starting material and the structure of the main product.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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