A carbon-deuterium bond (C-D) is stronger than a carbon hydrogen bond (C-H) and takes moreenergy to break If Compound Q is subjected to an E2 reaction, you get the following results. Explain theproduct ratio.BrK O-C(CH)H.BO%20%b) When Compound P undergoes an S.1/E1 reaction, you get following results. Unlike the E2 reaction above,in this case, there is almost no difference in the product ratio. ExplainPhPhBreCHIOHheatSalanpoud

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carbon-deuterium bond (C-D) is stronger than a carbon tydrogen bond (C-H) and takes more energy to break. If Compound Q is subjected to an E2 reaction, you get the following results, Explain the product ratio. Br K O-C(CH)) D. BO% 20% b) When Compound P undergoes an S.1/E1 reaction, you get following results. Unlike the E2 reaction above in this case, there is almost no difference in the product ratio. Explain Ph Ph

carbon-deuterium bond (C-D) is stronger than a carbon tydrogen bond (C-H) and takes more energy to break. If Compound Q is subjected to an E2 reaction, you get the following results, Explain the product ratio. Br K O-C(CH)) D. BO% 20% b) When Compound P undergoes an S.1/E1 reaction, you get following results. Unlike the E2 reaction above in this case, there is almost no difference in the product ratio. Explain Ph Ph

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