2011 TBR Orgo teaches E1 vs E2, Ignore it completely or can it be in passages?

[TulaneUnderdog]

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[AmishExpressWay]

I also noticed this, but I decided to learn it anyway. It's pretty simple, really. E1 and E2 are analogous to Sn1 and Sn2 and help to form a complete organic chemistry map in your head.

 

[TulaneUnderdog]

I also noticed this, but I decided to learn it anyway. It's pretty simple, really. E1 and E2 are analogous to Sn1 and Sn2 and help to form a complete organic chemistry map in your head.

It surprises me that TBR has this considering the writer for TBR Orgo seems to be self-conscious about what's not vs what's in the MCAT so part of me says he knows something we don't know so ye ill read it. I hope this is the only questionable thing cuz to that point, he's been mentioning things spot-on from MCAT.

 

[jared_the_great]

I found that a lot of stuff that isn't on the AAMC subject list, but is in most course curricula, had a tendency to show up anyway with the basics given in the passage.

So everything you need to know is technically given, but it sure helps if you already understand it.