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2-Phenylethylbromide when heated with NaOEt, elimination takes place. No deuterium exchange takes place when the reaction is carried out in C2H5OD solvent. The mechanism will be

(a) E1 elimination

(b) E2 elimination

(c) E1cB elimination

(d) E2 or E1cB

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Correct option (b) E2 elimination

Explanation:

It is a primary bromide. So it will undergo elimination either by E2 or ElcB. Since there is no deuterium exchange in C2H5OD solvent,

C - H bond is not broken to form carbanion. Hence, the actual mechanism is E2 only.

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