20:24 : E) 03 12. Fill in the box with the major organic product of the first step of the reaction shown? The first step of the reaction shown is an exhaustive methylation and is one of the SN2, SN1, E2, or E1 reactions. Another piece of information about this full reaction, the second step proceeds via an E2 mechanism. xs CH₂l 120, A 13. What is the name of the reaction in the previous question? A) Swern Oxidation B) Hofmann Elimination Cope Elimination Williamson Ether Synthesis Exam 1, Stage I 4 Send a chat O

20:24 : E) 03 12. Fill in the box with the major organic product of the first step of the reaction shown? The first step of the reaction shown is an exhaustive methylation and is one of the SN2, SN1, E2, or E1 reactions. Another piece of information about this full reaction, the second step proceeds via an E2 mechanism. xs CH₂l 120, A 13. What is the name of the reaction in the previous question? A) Swern Oxidation B) Hofmann Elimination Cope Elimination Williamson Ether Synthesis Exam 1, Stage I 4 Send a chat O

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