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Transcribed Image Text:1. Theoretical questions
Use the following E1 reaction to answer the theoretical questions.
он
H,SO,
-Ph
H20
В
217 °C
231 °C
A
bp: 229 °C
a. Propose a mechanism for the formation of each product.
b. A carbocation rearrangement must occur to form product C. Why is this carbocation
rearrangement favored?
c. Rank the products in order of increasing stability of the alkene.
CHM 2070 Lab
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d. In gas chromatography, which product would have the shortest retention time and which
would have the longest retention time?
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