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a. What are the products of following reactions?
b. Write the reaction mechanism for each using the right arrows and define it as Sn2, Sn1, E2 or E1.
c. Explain why do you choose that product and mechanism or in case something else happens explain why.

CH3 KOC(CH 3)3 H3C- -CH3 Solvent: Toluene HCI CH3 но. CH3 Solvent: Toluene H3C
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Transcribed Image Text:CH3 KOC(CH 3)3 H3C- -CH3 Solvent: Toluene HCI CH3 но. CH3 Solvent: Toluene H3C
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