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The ratio of elimination to substitution is exactly the same (
a) By what mechanism does substitution most likely occur in these compounds under these conditions?
b) By what mechanism does elimination most likely occur in these compounds underthese conditions?
c) Which one of the two
d) Which one of the two alkyl halides undergoes elimination faster?
e) What two substitution products are formed from each?
f) What two elimination products are formed from each?
g) Why do you suppose the ratio of elimination to substitution is the same for the twoalkyl halides?

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