To preview image click here 1. Choose the correct Newman projection in the reactive conformation for an E2 elimination reaction [Select] 2. Choose the correct product of an E2 elimination for the structure [Select] Br. Et Me 1. 2. Me Et Br Et H Et Me A A H Me Me Et Me Et Br HA Et B Me B -Et Me Me · Et Et, Et Br H C Me Me Me X Me C Et Et Et. Et Me Et Br Me D D H Me Et Me

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1. Choose the correct Newman projection in the reactive
conformation for an E2 elimination reaction [Select]
2. Choose the correct product of an E2 elimination for the
structure [Select]
1.
2.
Br. Et Me
Et
Me H
Et Br
Et
H
Me
A
A
Me
Me
Et
Me
Et Br
HA
T
B
V
Me
B
-Et
Me
Me
·
Et
Et,
Et
Br
H
C
Me
Me
Me
Et
X
Me
Et
C
Et.
Et
Me
Et
Br
Me
D
D
H
Me
Et
Me
Transcribed Image Text:To preview image click here 1. Choose the correct Newman projection in the reactive conformation for an E2 elimination reaction [Select] 2. Choose the correct product of an E2 elimination for the structure [Select] 1. 2. Br. Et Me Et Me H Et Br Et H Me A A Me Me Et Me Et Br HA T B V Me B -Et Me Me · Et Et, Et Br H C Me Me Me Et X Me Et C Et. Et Me Et Br Me D D H Me Et Me
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Step 1: E2 elimination reaction

E2 stands for the, biomolecular elimination reaction. The beta-elimination reaction in which the removal of leaving group and proton takes place simultaneously is called E2 reaction. 

Condition for E2 reaction is that the leaving group and the proton must be present at antiperiplanar to each other i.e. in opposite direction to each other. 

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