E1 vs E2 reactions Trick | Class 12 | IIT JEE | NEET | Vineet Khatri | ATP STAR

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4:23 Sir in Solomons and fryhle (the great book of organic chemistry)....I read that E2OH shows E2 mechanism but you are telling E1 ......I am confused sir 🤔🤔🤔

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Sir, This are only major products (nothing mentioned abt minor products) so plz clarify this doubt , so that it will be easy to solve more questions.

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Sir, Kya E1 and E2 both type ke reactions me major product Saytzeff rule se nikalta hain...

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C2h5o-/etoh Is a weak base then why it follows e2 mechanism anyone?

[@anikbhowmick1044]

THE ALL IN ONE GAMER i read in books EtO is strong base so it gives E2 product at high temperature .I dont understand why sir telling eto is weak base

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[@med-eco157]

E1 me heat and weak base Ka fanda E2 ME DONO STEP EK SATH AND REQUIRE STRONG BASE eg. Dehyhalogenation using alcoholic koh

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Sir how to identify weak base and strong base

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Sir, plz trick to know the no of possible alkenes including stereoisomers

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Jab alcoholic medium given hai to e2 mechanism hi hoti hei ya e1 bhi ho sakti hei

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Sir if aqueous KOH is used at high tempr then elimination or nucleophilic subtituion

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Elimination acha samja. Thank u sir

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sir how to classify some organic compn as weak and strong base??

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Sir KY dehydrohalogenation e1 aur e2 bhi follow kr sakta hai......?

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Sir in which module u have E1cb reaction.

[@rannaghoremoumita926]

EtO- agar akela hota toh williamson ether synthesis hota kya?

[@Future_iitian_]

Nahi elimination hi hota but Hoffman major hota because bulky

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[@naseem9980]

Sir, its known that polar protic solvent favours E1 as it favours the formation of carbocation, then why in case of EtO- EtOH , we are following E2 when EtOH is a polar protic solvent ?

[@gkbit]

EtOH in ionised form acts as a strong base and it approaches beta hydrogen easily due to bulkyness. It's like alc. KOH which is strong and bulky base due to intermolecular bonding and unable to approach carbon.

[@gopaldixit6920]

sir please make a video on rxn of ether with conc HI..it's very confusing

[@blueblood-_-]

Sir dehydrohalogenation of alkyl halide in the presence of Alc. KOH always follow E2 mechanism?? please tell sir...

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@@veginitinsai7113 but in my class they thought that E2 elimination gives Hoffman product as major

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Sir agr haloalkane me 2 halogen aa jae to pehle kisko eliminate karenge

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Sir ek doubt hai apne last example jo pHS Na ka dea vo a kind of Williamson synthesis hai na to reactant me some 2 degree alkyl halide q liya hai reaction should not proceed ..... no thio ether should be formed

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When high temp and alcohol ,both are present,what kind of elimination will it be??

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Major aur minor product kya hoga sir ,?

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Sir 3:21 pe methyl shifting kyun nhi hui

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Sir agar cyclo hexyl bromide NaOH+H2O se react krta hai toh yeh kounsa mechanism follow krega??? Plz help me

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Sir why e2 elimination is not takes place...?

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[@ebrahim5836]

sir dont we get sn2 reaction if we use etoh/eto- ? i am confused as i was taught this way

[@abhikkumarjha8945]

Yes I have read the same in the book solomensss and fryhle.......

[@MayankKumar-tb5xi]

Sir why don't we use alc. NaOH? It is stronger than KOH... Just a random doubt...

[@bhavnasanghvi7252]

We can also use alcoholic naoh .Function wil be same

[@MayankKumar-tb5xi]

@@bhavnasanghvi7252 Thanks for the reply sir, but I'm already in an IIT xDxD

[@abhijitdas1897]

Sir what is major product in the reaction of a 3 degree alkyle halide and aq. KOH ..... Here carbonation is stable as well as a strong base is given.... This makes me more confusing.... Plz reply anyone with explanation

[@Future_iitian_]

E2

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