1. Provide (a) a plausible mechanism for thefollowing reaction which will form both products:.CI+(b)State the reagents necessary for thereaction to occur(c) State the byproduct(d) Name both major products2. Choose ONE of the major products fromquestion 1 and (a) draw a mechanism for thechlorination of the methyl group.(b) provide the reagents(c) provide the products

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Provide (a) a plausible mechanism for the ollowing reaction which will form both products: .CI + ČI (b)State the reagents necessary for the reaction to occur (c) State the byproduct (d) Name both major products

Provide (a) a plausible mechanism for the ollowing reaction which will form both products: .CI + ČI (b)State the reagents necessary for the reaction to occur (c) State the byproduct (d) Name both major products

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1. Provide (a) a plausible mechanism for the
following reaction which will form both products:
.CI
+
(b)State the reagents necessary for the
reaction to occur
(c) State the byproduct
(d) Name both major products
2. Choose ONE of the major products from
question 1 and (a) draw a mechanism for the
chlorination of the methyl group.
(b) provide the reagents
(c) provide the products

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