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In dehydrohalogenation reaction, hydrogen and halogen are removed from:

A
the same carbon atom
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the adjacent carbon atoms
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the isolated carbon atoms
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any two carbon atoms
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Solution

The correct option is B the adjacent carbon atoms
The dehydrohalogenation reaction takes place as follows:

RCH2CH(X)RRCH=CHR+HX

In this process, hydrogen and halogen are removed from adjacent carbon atoms.

Option B is correct.

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