In the mono-halogenation of propane. A bromination is faster than chlorination B

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In the mono-halogenation of propane. A bromination is faster than chlorination B the reaction mechanism is through the formation of carbocation C chlorination has more selectivity than bromutations D the mechanism is free radical substitution. Reaction of propene with HBr is an example of reactions. Reaction of sodium metal with gives sodium ethoxide. The product of the following reaction 1- methylcyclohexene + HBr/H_2O_2 is: Which of the following is the major product of the chlorination of methane if a large excess of chloride is used? Which of the following occurs during the initiation stage of radical mechanism? Which of the following reacts by the E1 mechanism in ethanol most readily?

Explanation / Answer

7. Electrophilic addition

8. d. CH3CH2OH

9. c.2-methylbromocyclohexane

10. b. butane

11. a. CCl4

12. d. radicals are formed from nonradicals

13. b. (CH3)3CBr

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