For each of the following bases, determine which type of mechanism would be favored by an elimination reaction using this base. Also, decide thetype of major products the elimination reaction would create.HBaseZIHXElimination Mechanism(choose one)OE1 mechanismOE2 mechanismOE1 mechanismOE2 mechanismOE1 mechanismOE2 mechanismMajor Elimination Products(choose all that apply)OzaitsevOHofmannZaitsevOHofmannOZaitsevHofmannC

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For each of the following bases, determine which type of mechanism would be favored by an elimination reaction using this base. Also, decide the type of major products the elimination reaction would create. H Base IZ: H X Elimination Mechanism (choose one) OE1 mechanism OE2 mechanism OE1 mechanism OE2 mechanism OE1 mechanism OE2 mechanism Major Elimination Products (choose all that apply) Ozaitsev Hofmann Zaitsev OHofmann Ozaitsev Hofmann

For each of the following bases, determine which type of mechanism would be favored by an elimination reaction using this base. Also, decide the type of major products the elimination reaction would create. H Base IZ: H X Elimination Mechanism (choose one) OE1 mechanism OE2 mechanism OE1 mechanism OE2 mechanism OE1 mechanism OE2 mechanism Major Elimination Products (choose all that apply) Ozaitsev Hofmann Zaitsev OHofmann Ozaitsev Hofmann

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