A relatively weak leaving group is necessary because a strong leaving group will to leave before the ionization and will likely proceed through an E2 pathway.
As a result, the compound will likely proceed through an E2 pathway. A relatively weak leaving group is necessary because a good leaving group will to leave before the ionization of the molecule.
A relatively weak leaving group is necessary because a good leaving group will to leave before the ionization of the molecule. As a result, the compound will likely proceed through an E2 pathway.
A relatively weak leaving group is necessary because a good leaving group will to leave before the ionization of the molecule. As a result, the compound will likely proceed through an E2 pathway.