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Match the column.
Column (I) - $E_{2}$ reaction (elimination biomolecular)
Column (II) - No. of possible products. (including stereoisomerism)

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Dehydrohalogenation is not possible because $3^{o}$ carbon is present here which can't undergo any further reaction.

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