A synth (any ot hemist at ALEKenes Industries, a little known hydrocarbon production plant, performed the following reaction, and collected the alkene products vere discarded). XXX major The chemist remembered to write down the starting material, and that were collected, but forgot to write down the identity of reagent A. Decide if any of the following reagents are a good candidate for A, as well as the mostly likely mechanism for the reaction. Br A Reagent -N DBU HÖ-CH3 major minor Is this a good candidate for reageant A? OYes, using an E1 mechanism OYes, using an E2 mechanism O No, not a good candidate for this reaction OYes, using an El mechanism OYes, using an E2 mechanism O No, not a good candidate for this reaction OYes, using an E1 mechanism. OYes, using an E2 mechanism No. not a good candidate for this reaction. X

A synth (any ot hemist at ALEKenes Industries, a little known hydrocarbon production plant, performed the following reaction, and collected the alkene products vere discarded). XXX major The chemist remembered to write down the starting material, and that were collected, but forgot to write down the identity of reagent A. Decide if any of the following reagents are a good candidate for A, as well as the mostly likely mechanism for the reaction. Br A Reagent -N DBU HÖ-CH3 major minor Is this a good candidate for reageant A? OYes, using an E1 mechanism OYes, using an E2 mechanism O No, not a good candidate for this reaction OYes, using an El mechanism OYes, using an E2 mechanism O No, not a good candidate for this reaction OYes, using an E1 mechanism. OYes, using an E2 mechanism No. not a good candidate for this reaction. X

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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