e. Of the three compounds shown below, Compound A does not undergo E2 elimination, Compound B provides a chiral product upon E2 elimination, and Compound C yields a racemic product. Label these compounds A, B, or C in the boxes provided below and provide a justification for your choice in 1-2 sentences each. Br m Br ***** Br

e. Of the three compounds shown below, Compound A does not undergo E2 elimination, Compound B provides a chiral product upon E2 elimination, and Compound C yields a racemic product. Label these compounds A, B, or C in the boxes provided below and provide a justification for your choice in 1-2 sentences each. Br m Br ***** Br

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