For an E2 reaction, which is the correct order from the given statementsbelow: (1) The halide ion as the leaving group leaves initially. (1I) The halideion as the leaving group leaves subsequently. (III) The halide ion as theleaving group leaves almost simultaneously. (IV) The product is formed. (V)A stable carbocation is formed. (VI) A Brønsted base abstracts/removesadjacent hydrogen.

E2 reaction is Bimolecular Elimination reaction.

For an E2 reaction, which is the correct order from the given statements below: (1) The halide ion as the leaving group leaves initially. (1I) The halide ion as the leaving group leaves subsequently. (II) The halide ion as the leaving group leaves almost simultaneously. (IV) The product is formed. (V) A stable carbocation is formed. (VI) A Brønsted base abstracts/removes adjacent hydrogen.

For an E2 reaction, which is the correct order from the given statements below: (1) The halide ion as the leaving group leaves initially. (1I) The halide ion as the leaving group leaves subsequently. (II) The halide ion as the leaving group leaves almost simultaneously. (IV) The product is formed. (V) A stable carbocation is formed. (VI) A Brønsted base abstracts/removes adjacent hydrogen.

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