Organic chemistry students Danny and Claire are both performing elimination reactions of the following alkyl iodide. Danny uses potassium tert-butoxide to promote the reaction while Claire uses water and high temperatures. One of their reactions has provided a single elimination isomer while the other has provided a mixture of elimination isomers. Me K H20, heat Danny's Reaction H Claire's Reaction Me a) Which student's reaction (Danny or Claire) has provided a single elimination isomer? b) Draw all the elimination isomers obtained from both students' reactions. c) Which of the dienes drawn (by you) in question 3b is the most stable? Circle that diene above.

Organic chemistry students Danny and Claire are both performing elimination reactions of the following alkyl iodide. Danny uses potassium tert-butoxide to promote the reaction while Claire uses water and high temperatures. One of their reactions has provided a single elimination isomer while the other has provided a mixture of elimination isomers. Me K H20, heat Danny's Reaction H Claire's Reaction Me a) Which student's reaction (Danny or Claire) has provided a single elimination isomer? b) Draw all the elimination isomers obtained from both students' reactions. c) Which of the dienes drawn (by you) in question 3b is the most stable? Circle that diene above.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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