6. The radical halogenation of isopentane (right) was covered extensively inclass. Answer the following questions (a-g) about this reaction and its products.a. Draw the major bromination product(s). [2 pts]isopentaneb. Succinctly explain why bromination results in the product(s) you drew above. Answer in com-plete sentences. Do NOT exceed the given space. [2 pts]e. Draw the major chlorination product(s) ignoring stereochemistry. Consider only constitu-tional isomers in this problem. [4 pts]f. Redraw the product in your answer to part e with the fewest signals in its 'H NMR spectrum.[2 pts]g. On your answer to part f, explicitly show one "H" of each type that gives rise to a distinct NMRsignal and next to each "H" write i) a circled number indicating the relative integration of thesignal and ii) an indication of the splitting of the peak: s, singlet; d, doublet; t, triplet; q, quartet.[4 pts]For example, the labeling of ethyl ether would be: ③१Hti

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