Predict All The Alkenes That Would Be Formed By Dehydrogenation Of The Following Halides With Sodium Ethoxide In Ethanol And Identify The Major Alkene

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Alcoholic KOH Is Used As Dehydrogenating Agent.

In Each Part Two Alkenes Are Formed , One Of Which One Is Major And Other One Is Minor.

Major Alkene Is One In Which Double Bond Lies Between The Carbons Which Are Highly Substituted .

Minor Alkene Is One In Which Double Bond Lies Between The Carbons Which Are Not Highly Substituted .

(I) 1-Bromo-1-MethylCycloHexane

(II) 2-Chloro-2-MethylButane

(III) 2,2,3-Trimethyl-3-BromoPentane

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