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Whan an alkene is aquired by an alkyl halide in an organic reaction, what kind of reaction is this?

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Whan an alkene is aquired by an alkyl halide in an organic reaction, what kind of reaction is this?

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answered Jan 2 by AlbertoRodge (490 points)

elimination

When an alkene is acquired by an alkyl halide during an organic reaction. An example of elimination reaction.

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