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Transcribed Image Text:**Question 7:** What alkenes are formed from each alkyl halide by an E2 reaction? Use the Zaitsev rule to predict the major product.
*The Zaitsev rule:* The major product in β elimination has the more substituted double bond.
**Alkyl Halides:**
a.
- Structure: CH₃–C–CH₂CH₃
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H CH₃
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Br
b.
- Structure: Cyclopentane with a Br substituent.
c.
- Structure: Linear chain with three methylene groups and a Cl substituent at the end.
d.
- Structure: Cyclohexane with two CH₃ substituents and a Cl substituent adjacent to one CH₃ group.
**Explanation:**
For each structure, determine the alkene formed by identifying which hydrogen is abstracted during the E2 reaction, leading to a double bond. Apply the Zaitsev rule by choosing the pathway that results in the most substituted (more branched) alkene as the major product.
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