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When 2-chloropropane is treated in alcohol, both elimination and substitution products are formed. The alkene product, 1-propene, is formed by an E-1 mechanism. Which of the following mechanisms is correct for this reaction? alcohol CH3 - CH-CH, CH3-CH=CH2 (+ HCI ) Heat 1-propene NOTE: R-OH is alcohol

When 2-chloropropane is treated in alcohol, both elimination and substitution products are formed. The alkene product, 1-propene, is formed by an E-1 mechanism. Which of the following mechanisms is correct for this reaction? alcohol CH3 - CH-CH, CH3-CH=CH2 (+ HCI ) Heat 1-propene NOTE: R-OH is alcohol

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When 2-chloropropane is treated in alcohol, both elimination and substitution products are formed. The alkene product, 1-propene, is formed by an E-1 mechanism. Which of the following mechanisms is correct for this reaction? alcohol CH3 - CH- -CH3 CH3-CH=CH, (+ HCI ) Heat 1-propene NOTE: R-OH is alcohol I :OR H-OR H H CH3- CH3 CH3 CH2 CH3-CH=CH2 slow H CI- H :OR II H-OR H CH3 - -CH CH2 CH3-CH=CH2 + CI- III H NOR H-OR O + H H CH3 CH- CH3 CH3 slow CH2 CH CH3-CH=CH2 + CI- + H-OR H :OR H H IV CH3 CH CH2 CH3 CH2 CH- CH3-CH=CH2 C1 slow CI-
Transcribed Image Text:When 2-chloropropane is treated in alcohol, both elimination and substitution products are formed. The alkene product, 1-propene, is formed by an E-1 mechanism. Which of the following mechanisms is correct for this reaction? alcohol CH3 - CH- -CH3 CH3-CH=CH, (+ HCI ) Heat 1-propene NOTE: R-OH is alcohol I :OR H-OR H H CH3- CH3 CH3 CH2 CH3-CH=CH2 slow H CI- H :OR II H-OR H CH3 - -CH CH2 CH3-CH=CH2 + CI- III H NOR H-OR O + H H CH3 CH- CH3 CH3 slow CH2 CH CH3-CH=CH2 + CI- + H-OR H :OR H H IV CH3 CH CH2 CH3 CH2 CH- CH3-CH=CH2 C1 slow CI-
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