Below are two reactions that Molecule 1 is undergoing. Assume that the radical chlorination is occurring at carbon 2 (C2) in reaction 1. (a) How many organic products will you get in reaction 1? (b) How many organic products will you get in reaction 2? (c) If you get more than one product in either of these reactions, what would be the relationship among those products? Cl,, Light Reaction 1 Br C2 Molecule 1 Reaction 2 Acetone

Below are two reactions that Molecule 1 is undergoing. Assume that the radical chlorination is occurring at carbon 2 (C2) in reaction 1. (a) How many organic products will you get in reaction 1? (b) How many organic products will you get in reaction 2? (c) If you get more than one product in either of these reactions, what would be the relationship among those products? Cl,, Light Reaction 1 Br C2 Molecule 1 Reaction 2 Acetone

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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