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From my text and destroyer I know that on an E2 reaction that has a strong bulky base, you get the less substituted product
But I was just watching Chads Ochem videos, and he says that, that is only the case with tertiary halides, and if its a primary or secondary it is still zaitsev product
but the example is destroyer has a secondary halide
its on road map 5 on the right side of the page 2-Bromobutane is reacting
Can someone shed some light on this? I hate the tiny details like this..
But I was just watching Chads Ochem videos, and he says that, that is only the case with tertiary halides, and if its a primary or secondary it is still zaitsev product
but the example is destroyer has a secondary halide
its on road map 5 on the right side of the page 2-Bromobutane is reacting
Can someone shed some light on this? I hate the tiny details like this..