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10.3 Chlorination of Met Which reaction conditions are best to convert methane (CH4) into CCI4? O Cl2 (excess), hv O hv O C2 (excess) O Cl2, hv

10.3 Chlorination of Met Which reaction conditions are best to convert methane (CH4) into CCI4? O Cl2 (excess), hv O hv O C2 (excess) O Cl2, hv

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### 10.3 Chlorination of Methane **Question:** Which reaction conditions are best to convert methane (CH₄) into CCl₄? **Options:** - ○ Cl₂ (excess), hv - ○ hv - ○ Cl₂ (excess) - ○ Cl₂, hv **Additional Notes:** - **Cl₂ (excess), hv:** Indicates the presence of excess chlorine gas and UV light, which can enhance the chlorination process. - **hv:** Represents the use of UV light alone. - **Cl₂ (excess):** Refers to the presence of excess chlorine without additional energy. - **Cl₂, hv:** Signifies the use of chlorine gas with UV light, but without specifying excess. **Action:** Click "Save for Later" to return to this question at another time. _No graphs or diagrams are present in the image._
Transcribed Image Text:### 10.3 Chlorination of Methane **Question:** Which reaction conditions are best to convert methane (CH₄) into CCl₄? **Options:** - ○ Cl₂ (excess), hv - ○ hv - ○ Cl₂ (excess) - ○ Cl₂, hv **Additional Notes:** - **Cl₂ (excess), hv:** Indicates the presence of excess chlorine gas and UV light, which can enhance the chlorination process. - **hv:** Represents the use of UV light alone. - **Cl₂ (excess):** Refers to the presence of excess chlorine without additional energy. - **Cl₂, hv:** Signifies the use of chlorine gas with UV light, but without specifying excess. **Action:** Click "Save for Later" to return to this question at another time. _No graphs or diagrams are present in the image._
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