5. mexico What is the likely mechanism of this reaction? I mexico A. E1cb B. E1 Br C. E2 D. None of the choices are correct. NaNH, DMF 6. I can answer question #5 because I know that: A. The solvent is polar protic, so a cation is easily formed B. The base is ionic, and so is a strong base C. The product follows Zaitsev's Rule D. The stability of the conjugate base allows for easy deprotonation as a first step

5. mexico What is the likely mechanism of this reaction? I mexico A. E1cb B. E1 Br C. E2 D. None of the choices are correct. NaNH, DMF 6. I can answer question #5 because I know that: A. The solvent is polar protic, so a cation is easily formed B. The base is ionic, and so is a strong base C. The product follows Zaitsev's Rule D. The stability of the conjugate base allows for easy deprotonation as a first step

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter20: Acidity And Pka Of Phenols

Section: Chapter Questions

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