(a) Write a detailed, electron-pushing mechanism that accounts for the formation of the organic El products. CH3 CI N NaOH CH3 E1 CH3 NaOH acc PT CH3 (b) A lesser-known elimination mechanism is represented here. In this mechanism, the base/nucleophile performs PT in the first step, but the leaving group does not immediately leave, as evidenced by the intermediate. Write a detailed, electron-pushing mechanism to describe this pathway. How does only one (1) organic product forming here compare to the two (2) products formed by El? CH3 CH3 + CH3 + HOH ? + HOH CH3 N CH3

(a) Write a detailed, electron-pushing mechanism that accounts for the formation of the organic El products. CH3 CI N NaOH CH3 E1 CH3 NaOH acc PT CH3 (b) A lesser-known elimination mechanism is represented here. In this mechanism, the base/nucleophile performs PT in the first step, but the leaving group does not immediately leave, as evidenced by the intermediate. Write a detailed, electron-pushing mechanism to describe this pathway. How does only one (1) organic product forming here compare to the two (2) products formed by El? CH3 CH3 + CH3 + HOH ? + HOH CH3 N CH3

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