8. Beta carbons
Beta carbons are around the functional group
Finding beta carbons is the first step
Find Beta carbons and draw all Elimination products
This is 8.1 in solution manual
9. Its all about that base!
Basicity increases as it gets negative
Basicity is not as dependent on steric hinderance as
nucleophiles
A sterically hindered base is called a nonnucleophilic base
B: is the symbol for a base
11. Elimination reaction
Forms alkene
We need a strong base
We need a Leaving Group
As number of R groups increase, rate of
reaction increases
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12. E2 reaction
Rate= k[substrate][base]
Bimolecular
Concerted
Strong base
Mechanism
Requires anti periplanar geometry
Trans-diaxial on a ring
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16. Major vs. Minor products
We want the most stable product
Follows Zaitsev’s rule
The less stable product can be favored
Hoffmann product
Due to steric effects
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18. E1 reaction
Weak base
Unimolecular
Involves carbocation intermediate
Two-step reaction
Rate= k[substrate]
Mechanism
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20. E1 vs. E2 vs. Sn1 vs. Sn2
BIG DADDY FLOW CHART
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