The E2 Reaction

[@anujaison8283]

Thanks a lot sir....😇😇😇

[@nyacoub11]

Isnt the Br- tertiary ??? if so, why would it go under E2? isnt it supposed to go E1?

[@MasterOrganicChem]

+nouh yacoub Tertiary alkyl bromides can undergo E2. E1 vs E2 depends on strength of base. Here, I see a secondary alkyl bromide.

[@romo1099]

but isnt 2-chloro-2-methylbutane a tertiary alky halide, the same example you've given us

[@rkv3731]

Yeaaa i have the same question

[@sohamostafa3248]

@@romo1099
No it is secondary alkyl halide

[@sohamostafa3248]

@@rkv3731
It is 2ry alkyl halide.... Look at the carbon atom carrying the Br.... It carries one H atom.... So it is secondary.
If no Hydrogen atoms.... So it will be tertiary

[@digiconvalley]

thanks alot

[@rkv3731]

What? I think this is wrong, i mean the only video u have that is wrong