PROBLEM 7) Can you explain this problem and solve it correctly, please! 11. A compound Q, with the formula C5H10, reacts with chlorine and light to form only one monochloroproduct (no isomers can be formed from Q). Which structure represents Q?C5H10 + Cl₂lightC₂H₂CIA.D.B.E.AC.

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