QUESTION 2During an E1 mechanism, the H atom is always removed from the carbon next to the carbocation (B position). What rule should be followed todetermine which B carbon should be deprotonated and where the alkene will form in the major product of an E1 reaction?O A Hammond RuleB.Gibbs RuleZaitzevDNewman's Rule

In E1 reaction weak base and polar protic solvent is used and temperature is given to break the bond…

an E1 mechanism, the H atom is always removed from the carbon next to the carbocation (B position). What rule should be followed to hine which B carbon should be deprotonated and where the alkene will form in the major product of an E1 reaction? Hammond Rule Gibbs Rule Zaitzev Newman's Rule

an E1 mechanism, the H atom is always removed from the carbon next to the carbocation (B position). What rule should be followed to hine which B carbon should be deprotonated and where the alkene will form in the major product of an E1 reaction? Hammond Rule Gibbs Rule Zaitzev Newman's Rule

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