One of these reactions relies on the formation of a xanthate followed by a hydride transfer which yields a carbonyl sulfide and methanethiol. A type of this reaction displays a large deuterium isotope effect. The ratelimiting step of the aldol reaction is the (*) "conjugate base" form of one of these reactions. A type of this reaction requires substituents with an antiperiplanar orientation. Alken
One of these reactions relies on the formation of a xanthate followed by a hydride transfer which yields a carbonyl sulfide and methanethiol. A type of this reaction displays a large deuterium isotope effect. The ratelimiting step of the aldol reaction is the (*) "conjugate base" form of one of these reactions. A type of this reaction requires substituents with an antiperiplanar orientation. Alkenes can be generated from the addition of a strong base to an alkyl halide via one of these reactions. For 10 points, name type of reaction where two substituents leave a molecule.
One of these reactions relies on the formation of a xanthate followed by a hydride transfer which yields a carbonyl sulfide and methanethiol.