Show Timer * Question Completion Status: (b). The alkyl halide 1-bromo-1,2-dimethylcyclohexane (A) undergoes a dehydrohalogenation reaction when treated with methanol (CH3OH) as a nucleophile give a mixture of products, alkenes B and C. When the concentration of the alkyl halide is doubled, the rate of the reaction is doubles; the rate of product formation also doubles. However, when the concentration of the ethanol is doubled, the rate of the reaction is not affected (i) What is the mechanism responsible for this elimination reaction? (ii) Write the equation for the rate of the reaction (ii) Draw the structure of alkyl halide A

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(b). The alkyl
halide
1-bromo-1,2-dimethylcyclohexane (A) undergoes
dehydrohalogenation reaction when treated with methanol (CH3OH) as a
nucleophile give a mixture of products, alkenes B and C. When the concentration
of the alkyl halide is doubled, the rate of the reaction is doubles; the rate of product
formation also doubles. However, when the concentration of the ethanol is
doubled, the rate of the reaction is not affected
(i) What is the mechanism responsible for this elimination reaction?
(ii) Write the equation for the rate of the reaction
(ii) Draw the structure of alkyl halide A
Transcribed Image Text:Blackboard 个→ X乙 Show Timer * Question Completion Status: (b). The alkyl halide 1-bromo-1,2-dimethylcyclohexane (A) undergoes dehydrohalogenation reaction when treated with methanol (CH3OH) as a nucleophile give a mixture of products, alkenes B and C. When the concentration of the alkyl halide is doubled, the rate of the reaction is doubles; the rate of product formation also doubles. However, when the concentration of the ethanol is doubled, the rate of the reaction is not affected (i) What is the mechanism responsible for this elimination reaction? (ii) Write the equation for the rate of the reaction (ii) Draw the structure of alkyl halide A
(iv) Use a mechanism to show clearly the structures of the products formed and
explain which one will be the major product.
Transcribed Image Text:(iv) Use a mechanism to show clearly the structures of the products formed and explain which one will be the major product.
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