Dat Destroyer - Ochem 78

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Hi, i belive the answer is e but key is b. Wouldbt it want to forrm a more substituted alkene by E

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(CH3)3O- in (CH3)3OH will do E2. But instead of deprotonating an H from from the ring, it chooses to deprotonate an H from the methyl group. This is b/c (CH3)3O- is a bulky base and cannot reach into the ring, thus it perfers to deprotonate a H from the methyl group and form an alkene with the methly group. ROOR + HBr adds anti marki and you get answer B.

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(CH3)3O- in (CH3)3OH will do E2. But instead of deprotonating an H from from the ring, it chooses to deprotonate an H from the methyl group. This is b/c (CH3)3O- is a bulky base and cannot reach into the ring, thus it perfers to deprotonate a H from the methyl group and form an alkene with the methly group. ROOR + HBr adds anti marki and you get answer B.

Hope that helps
Hi, im a bit confused about the E2. Doesn't a double form between methyl and the ring after E2? then do the anti-marki?
 
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