7. Elimination reactions (both E1 and E2) are endothermic and typically only have high reaction rates when heated. The reaction A below occurs at ambient (room) temperature, but reaction B only leads to elimination at high temperatures (shown in C). Explain in 1-3 complete sentences why reaction A does not need the heat other elimination reactions need based on alkene stability. A B NaOH 20 °C NaOH 20 °C NaOH 100 °C no elimination

7. Elimination reactions (both E1 and E2) are endothermic and typically only have high reaction rates when heated. The reaction A below occurs at ambient (room) temperature, but reaction B only leads to elimination at high temperatures (shown in C). Explain in 1-3 complete sentences why reaction A does not need the heat other elimination reactions need based on alkene stability. A B NaOH 20 °C NaOH 20 °C NaOH 100 °C no elimination

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