2. Consider the E2 elimination of compound A and answer the following questions. D H t-BUOK Products Br A (1) Label each stereocenters in compound A with the correct R or S configuration; (2) Draw the structures of the major product with correct stereochemistry (assume D and H have the same reactivity).

2. Consider the E2 elimination of compound A and answer the following questions. D H t-BUOK Products Br A (1) Label each stereocenters in compound A with the correct R or S configuration; (2) Draw the structures of the major product with correct stereochemistry (assume D and H have the same reactivity).

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