Explain the following observation. Treatment of alkyl chloride A with NaOCH,CH3 yields only one product B, whereas treatment of A with very dilute base in CH3CH,OH yields a mixture of B and C, with C predominating. Select the single best answer. CI ..... w.... A C Some of the carbocation intermediate of the E2 mechanism rearranges, leading to a second product. Using dilute base allows a byproduct to form via the Sy2 mechanism. The antiperiplanar requirement of the El mechanism causes two products to form. Switching from concentrated to dilute base shifts the mechanism from E2 to El. OOOO

Explain the following observation. Treatment of alkyl chloride A with NaOCH,CH3 yields only one product B, whereas treatment of A with very dilute base in CH3CH,OH yields a mixture of B and C, with C predominating. Select the single best answer. CI ..... w.... A C Some of the carbocation intermediate of the E2 mechanism rearranges, leading to a second product. Using dilute base allows a byproduct to form via the Sy2 mechanism. The antiperiplanar requirement of the El mechanism causes two products to form. Switching from concentrated to dilute base shifts the mechanism from E2 to El. OOOO

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