The structures of two tertiary bicyclic chlorides (compounds 1 and 2) are shown below. Which of the following statements is correct? ACIcompound 1CI8Hcompound 2a. Compound 1 is more reactive than compound 2 in bothsubstitution and eleiminationb. On treatment with KOH in ethanol, both compounds undergoE2 eliminationc. On treatment with KOH in ethanol, compound 1 undergoessubstitution and compound 2 undergoes eliminationd. Compound 2 is more reactive than compound 1 for bothsubstitution and eleimination

If a reaction centre is bridge head carbon then neither undergo substitution nor elimination

CI compound 1 CI ………I H compound 2 O a. Compound 1 is more reactive than compound 2 in both substitution and eleimination O b. On treatment with KOH in ethanol, both compounds undergo E2 elimination O c. On treatment with KOH in ethanol, compound 1 undergoes substitution and compound 2 undergoes elimination d. Compound 2 is more reactive than compound 1 for both substitution and eleimination

CI compound 1 CI ………I H compound 2 O a. Compound 1 is more reactive than compound 2 in both substitution and eleimination O b. On treatment with KOH in ethanol, both compounds undergo E2 elimination O c. On treatment with KOH in ethanol, compound 1 undergoes substitution and compound 2 undergoes elimination d. Compound 2 is more reactive than compound 1 for both substitution and eleimination

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