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11. Radical Reactions - Part 1 of 2
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11. Radical Reactions / Free Radical Halogenation / Problem 10
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Determine the major product of the monohalogenation reaction of the alkane given below. State whether you believe the reaction is selective and explain why.
A
The reaction is selective and the major product is formed via a more stable secondary radical.
B
The reaction is selective and the major product is formed via a more stable primary radical.
C
The reaction is selective and the major product is formed via a more stable tertiary radical.
D
The reaction is not selective and halogenation can occur at more than one position.
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