12. Draw detailed mechanisms for the following reactions including all reaction intermediates, resonance forms, curved arrows, formal charges, and reaction arrows. Then, determine the enthalpy of each step and include a reaction coordinate diagram. Me Br Me HBr Me Me Me Me Me. H2SO4 Me. Me $60 OH Me OH Br2 MeOH Br. Me

12. Draw detailed mechanisms for the following reactions including all reaction intermediates, resonance forms, curved arrows, formal charges, and reaction arrows. Then, determine the enthalpy of each step and include a reaction coordinate diagram. Me Br Me HBr Me Me Me Me Me. H2SO4 Me. Me $60 OH Me OH Br2 MeOH Br. Me

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter14: Elimination

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5E

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