Compound a has a molecular formula c5h12, and monobromination of compound a produces only compound

b. when compound b is treated with a strong base, a mixture is obtained containing compound c and compound

d.

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Compound a has a molecular formula c5h12, and monobromination of compound a produces only compound

b. when compound b is treated with a strong base, a mixture is obtained containing compound c and compound

d.

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Esperanza Blackburn · Answer 1

From my understanding, bromination, chlorination, etc. is s chemical chain reaction in which the Hs are substitutes with the halogen after the diatomic molecule breaks.

In laments terms, the reaction looks like this

C5H12 + Br2 - > C5H11Br + HBr

Compound a has a molecular formula c5h12, and monobromination of compound a produces only compoundb. when compound b is treated with a strong base, a mixture is obtained containing compound c and compoundd.

Compound a has a molecular formula c5h12, and monobromination of compound a produces only compound

b. when compound b is treated with a strong base, a mixture is obtained containing compound c and compound

d.