Saytzeff rule - elimination reaction, Chemistry

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Saytzeff rule - Elimination Reaction

As per to that principle, major part is the most substituted alkene that is, major product is obtain by elimination of H  from that β - carbon that has the least number of hydrogen. Multiplication of the reaction in this case is known as Saytzeff product.


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