Where products are missing, provide the structure of the major elimination product expected. Where the product is shown, draw the structure of the missing starting substrate necessary to complete each transformation. In all cases, show stereochemistry of the product clearly.

Where products are missing, provide the structure of the major elimination product expected. Where the product is shown, draw the structure of the missing starting substrate necessary to complete each transformation. In all cases, show stereochemistry of the product clearly.

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(b)
(c)
(d)
Where products are missing, provide the structure of the major elimination product
expected. Where the product is shown, draw the structure of the missing starting substrate
necessary to complete each transformation. In all cases, show stereochemistry of the product
clearly.
CI
ONa
CI
tok
-OK
Br
OTS
DBU
DBU
major alkene
minor alkene
major alkene
minor alkene
major alkene
minor alkene
major alkene
minor alkene

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