! Question 11: Water is added to 2- bromo-2-methylbutane and a reaction occurs. Select the correct statements about the mechanism in Figure 11. The alkene is formed by an E2 mechanism. H₂O is a stronger base than the bromide ion. The reaction proceeds through a relatively stable 3° carbocation. The first elementary step should take place faster than the second elementary step. The proposed mechanism is plausible when considering the reagent and reaction conditions. Figure 11 Br: CH₂-C-CH₂-CH₂ CH₂ :Ö-H Н HELSI CH₂ Н of!! CH₂-C CH-CH₂ CH₂ CH₂ H-ÖH Н * C=CH-CH₂

! Question 11: Water is added to 2- bromo-2-methylbutane and a reaction occurs. Select the correct statements about the mechanism in Figure 11. The alkene is formed by an E2 mechanism. H₂O is a stronger base than the bromide ion. The reaction proceeds through a relatively stable 3° carbocation. The first elementary step should take place faster than the second elementary step. The proposed mechanism is plausible when considering the reagent and reaction conditions. Figure 11 Br: CH₂-C-CH₂-CH₂ CH₂ :Ö-H Н HELSI CH₂ Н of!! CH₂-C CH-CH₂ CH₂ CH₂ H-ÖH Н * C=CH-CH₂

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