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Transcribed Image Text:2. Predicting SN2 vs E2 Selectivity, and Stereochemistry
For each set of conditions, circle the favored reaction and draw the major product. Assume the
reactions are irreversible. Include stereochemistry when products contain stereocenter(s).
(a) Favored reaction (circle one): SN2 or E2
HạC CH,
H.C
Br
NaOCH3
Y
80 °C
CH3
(b) Favored reaction (circle one): SN2 or E2
H3C.
CH3
CH3
Nal
Br
23 °C
(c) Favored reaction (circle one): SN2 or E2
Br
H3C
was
NaOCH3
0°C
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