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Which of the two compounds would you expect to undergo the fastest E1 elimination? Explain briefly. Xor Br + HOME DMF: DMF oly H

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Which of the two compounds would you expect to undergo the fastest E1
elimination? Explain briefly.
X₂
Br
x
Br
+ HOME
DMF:
DMF
b
H
+ HOME

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