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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the pair of reactions. Draw the major organic product of each reaction, then predict the type of elimination mechanism,
and compare the rates.
Reaction 1:
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Reaction 2:
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methanol
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product 2
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Transcribed Image Text:Identify the mechanism of each reaction.
Reaction 2 occurs by an E2 mechanism.
Reaction 1 occurs by an E2 mechanism.
Reaction 2 occurs by an El mechanism.
Reaction 1 occurs by an El mechanism.
Compare the rates of each reaction.
Reaction 1 is faster than reaction 2.
Both reactions occur at the same rate.
Reaction 2 is faster than reaction 1.
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