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Hello everyone,
Quick Q about the E1 vs E2 products, would appreciate some clarification!
Do E1 and E2 products both use Zaitsev's rule to form the "most substituted" product?
I am a bit confused, because I think that they do with the exception if a tertiary halide is attacked by a large, bulky nucleophile yes? This would then form the least substituted, or anti-Hofmann product, yes?
Thanks, and happy studying to you all!
Quick Q about the E1 vs E2 products, would appreciate some clarification!
Do E1 and E2 products both use Zaitsev's rule to form the "most substituted" product?
I am a bit confused, because I think that they do with the exception if a tertiary halide is attacked by a large, bulky nucleophile yes? This would then form the least substituted, or anti-Hofmann product, yes?
Thanks, and happy studying to you all!
