Consider the following incomplete reaction, which takes places via an E2 mechanism, and answer the questions that follow: H 4. 41 Ph HO (a BASE!!!!!!) E2!!!!!!!! two different products CI a) Write out a mechanism for this reaction by using curly arrows and thus show the formation of the two different products formed. (Newman projections would be useful!) b) What solvent would be best for this reaction?

Consider the following incomplete reaction, which takes places via an E2 mechanism, and answer the questions that follow: H 4. 41 Ph HO (a BASE!!!!!!) E2!!!!!!!! two different products CI a) Write out a mechanism for this reaction by using curly arrows and thus show the formation of the two different products formed. (Newman projections would be useful!) b) What solvent would be best for this reaction?

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