Oh, the Saytzeff rule — from our textbooks, it's that in elimination, the more substituted alkene, the one with more alkyl groups on the double-bonded carbons, is the major product. Honestly, though, predicting it perfectly feels a bit theoretical for me. In our college lab, with our old reagents and rushed practicals, the minor product often shows up stronger than the books say. It’s like how I plan intricate carvings, but the pine wood grain sometimes dictates its own shape despite my plans.
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