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Does Hoffman's Rule apply to E1 Rxns too or to just E2 rxns

Does Hoffman's Rule apply to E1 Rxns too or to just E2 rxns

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Hoffman rule: According to this rule, beta hydrogen is abstracted by base from the most unhindered (i.e. least substituted) position and least substituted alkene is obtained as a product.

Hoffman rule mostly applies to E2 reactions as in E2 mechanism, a strong and bulky base is used to abstract the beta hydrogen as the mechanism is concerted one. But due to the steric hindrance , bulky base abstracts the hydrogen from the outer surface and give least substituted alkene as product.

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while E1 elimination takes place through the carbocation intermediate and in this mechanism weak base can also do deprotonation to give alkene.

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