Consider the photohalogenation of 2,3-dimethylbutane using Brz(g). Draw the possible monohalogenated products. Given that 3° hydrogens are 1640 times more reactive than 1° hydrogens toward abstraction by bromine radicals, calculate the expected ratio of 3° monobrominated product to 1° monobrominated product formed. See Periodic Table Part 1 Select a tool to begin drawing Marven Part 2 Report the expected ratio of 3° monobrominated product to 1° monobrominated product using at least two significant figures:

Consider the photohalogenation of 2,3-dimethylbutane using Brz(g). Draw the possible monohalogenated products. Given that 3° hydrogens are 1640 times more reactive than 1° hydrogens toward abstraction by bromine radicals, calculate the expected ratio of 3° monobrominated product to 1° monobrominated product formed. See Periodic Table Part 1 Select a tool to begin drawing Marven Part 2 Report the expected ratio of 3° monobrominated product to 1° monobrominated product using at least two significant figures:

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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