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The Hoffman elimination is a well-studied E2 elimination in which the leaving group is a quaternary amine - note that there is no proton on the quaternary amine that could protonate the base in the reaction: In practice, the quaternary amine is made by treating a primary or secondary amine with excess methyl iodide and weak base (this, of course, is an SN2 methylation reaction, covered in section 9.1B). –LG Comme pour la substitution nucléophile il existe une élimination