For alkylhalides, elimination reaction is much favored than substitution reaction when A. Temperature is relatively high. B. Temperature is relatively low. C. Base is relatively weak D. Pressure is relatively high.

For alkylhalides, elimination reaction is much favored than substitution reaction when A. Temperature is relatively high. B. Temperature is relatively low. C. Base is relatively weak D. Pressure is relatively high.

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For alkylhalides, elimination reaction is much
favored than substitution reaction when
A. Temperature is relatively high.
B. Temperature is relatively low.
C. Base is relatively weak
D. Pressure is relatively high.

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