One reaction of this type exposes tosylhydrazones to a strong base to produce a carbenium ion intermediate, while in another reaction of this type, alcohols react with a xanthate ester to produce carbonyl sulfides. In addition to the Bamford-Stevens and Chugaev reactions, another way of performing this type of reaction uses an excess of methyl iodide to produce a tertiary amine. In addition to that reaction named for (*) Hoffman, alkynes can be produced by performing this type of reaction on vicinal dihalides. Zaitsev's Rule applies for this type of reaction, resulting in the more highly substituted product, while this reaction's bimolecular variety proceeds in an "anti-periplanar" fashion. FTP, name this type of reaction which removes subs
One reaction of this type exposes tosylhydrazones to a strong base to produce a carbenium ion intermediate, while in another reaction of this type, alcohols react with a xanthate ester to produce carbonyl sulfides. In addition to the Bamford-Stevens and Chugaev reactions, another way of performing this type of reaction uses an excess of methyl iodide to produce a tertiary amine. In addition to that reaction named for (*) Hoffman, alkynes can be produced by performing this type of reaction on vicinal dihalides. Zaitsev's Rule applies for this type of reaction, resulting in the more highly substituted product, while this reaction's bimolecular variety proceeds in an "anti-periplanar" fashion. FTP, name this type of reaction which removes substituents from molecules in order to form pi bonds.
One reaction of this type exposes tosylhydrazones to a strong base to produce a carbenium ion intermediate, while in another reaction of this type, alcohols react with a xanthate ester to produce carbonyl sulfides.