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Identify the major and minor product(s) of the following reaction:

### Minor products:

1. **Option 1**:
   - Structural diagram: A molecule with a double bond and a single bond in different branches.

2. **Option 2**:
   - Structural diagram: A molecule with a double bond positioned towards the start of the chain and another single branch.

3. **Option 3**:
   - Structural diagram: A molecule with a double bond positioned towards the middle and a single branch.

4. **Option 4**:
   - Structural diagram: A molecule with a double bond in the center of the chain without additional branches.

5. **Option 5**:
   - Structural diagram: A molecule with a double bond and a methoxy group (MeO) connected to one of the branches.

### Instructions:
Please select the checkbox next to the structure(s) that represent the minor product(s).
Transcribed Image Text:### Minor products: 1. **Option 1**: - Structural diagram: A molecule with a double bond and a single bond in different branches. 2. **Option 2**: - Structural diagram: A molecule with a double bond positioned towards the start of the chain and another single branch. 3. **Option 3**: - Structural diagram: A molecule with a double bond positioned towards the middle and a single branch. 4. **Option 4**: - Structural diagram: A molecule with a double bond in the center of the chain without additional branches. 5. **Option 5**: - Structural diagram: A molecule with a double bond and a methoxy group (MeO) connected to one of the branches. ### Instructions: Please select the checkbox next to the structure(s) that represent the minor product(s).
### Organic Chemistry - E2 Elimination Reactions

#### Problem Statement:
Identify the major and minor product(s) of the following reaction.

#### Reaction Scheme:
A given reactant bearing a bromine atom and a base (NaOMe):

![Reactant1](reactant_structure)

Reacts with sodium methoxide (NaOMe):

The structure is shown as a 2D line drawing of a substituted alkane with a bromine (Br) attached in a wedge representation (indicating 3D stereochemistry).

#### Major Product(s):

Please select the correct product(s) formed in the reaction from the options shown below:

1. 
   ![Product1](product1_structure)
   
2. 
   ![Product2](product2_structure)
   
3. 
   ![Product3](product3_structure)
   
4. 
   ![Product4](product4_structure)
   
5. 
   ![Product5](product5_structure)

### Explanation:
In this reaction, the base (sodium methoxide, NaOMe) promotes an elimination (E2) reaction, in which the bromine atom is removed along with a hydrogen atom from an adjacent carbon. This leads to the formation of a double bond, yielding the alkene product(s).

When determining the major product:
- Consider Zaitsev's rule, which states that the most substituted alkene is usually the major product in an elimination reaction.
- Look for stability of the generated product.

Carefully analyze the options provided to identify the major product based on these principles.
Transcribed Image Text:### Organic Chemistry - E2 Elimination Reactions #### Problem Statement: Identify the major and minor product(s) of the following reaction. #### Reaction Scheme: A given reactant bearing a bromine atom and a base (NaOMe): ![Reactant1](reactant_structure) Reacts with sodium methoxide (NaOMe): The structure is shown as a 2D line drawing of a substituted alkane with a bromine (Br) attached in a wedge representation (indicating 3D stereochemistry). #### Major Product(s): Please select the correct product(s) formed in the reaction from the options shown below: 1. ![Product1](product1_structure) 2. ![Product2](product2_structure) 3. ![Product3](product3_structure) 4. ![Product4](product4_structure) 5. ![Product5](product5_structure) ### Explanation: In this reaction, the base (sodium methoxide, NaOMe) promotes an elimination (E2) reaction, in which the bromine atom is removed along with a hydrogen atom from an adjacent carbon. This leads to the formation of a double bond, yielding the alkene product(s). When determining the major product: - Consider Zaitsev's rule, which states that the most substituted alkene is usually the major product in an elimination reaction. - Look for stability of the generated product. Carefully analyze the options provided to identify the major product based on these principles.
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