Of the two alkene products that result from this reaction, which is the expected major product? Why? + PPH3 H. E-Stilbene 7-Stilbene O 1) The major product is Z-stillbene as it has less steric hinderance. 2) The major product is Z-stillbene as it has more steric hindrance. 3) The major product is E-stillbene as it has more steric hindrance. 4) The major product is E-stillbene as it has less steric hinderance.

Of the two alkene products that result from this reaction, which is the expected major product? Why? + PPH3 H. E-Stilbene 7-Stilbene O 1) The major product is Z-stillbene as it has less steric hinderance. 2) The major product is Z-stillbene as it has more steric hindrance. 3) The major product is E-stillbene as it has more steric hindrance. 4) The major product is E-stillbene as it has less steric hinderance.

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Chapter11: Reactions Of Alkyl Halides: Nucleophilic Substitutions And Eliminations

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