A chemist carried out an elimination reaction of 1,1-dimethyl-2- (dehydrobromination) bromocyclopentane. The chemist expected the reaction to yield alkene Z as product. However, alkene Z DID NOT form. Instead, three alkenes were produced: one alkene was the major product, the other two alkenes was the minor products. What was the major alkene product that formed? Select one: OA. I B. II C. IV D. III alcohol HEAT 11 Z + (HBr) IV

A chemist carried out an elimination reaction of 1,1-dimethyl-2- (dehydrobromination) bromocyclopentane. The chemist expected the reaction to yield alkene Z as product. However, alkene Z DID NOT form. Instead, three alkenes were produced: one alkene was the major product, the other two alkenes was the minor products. What was the major alkene product that formed? Select one: OA. I B. II C. IV D. III alcohol HEAT 11 Z + (HBr) IV

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