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- Suggest a step by step mechanism for this reaction.3. The reaction of bromine with 3-hexanone produces two isomeric products of formula C6H11BrO. Give the mechanism for obtaining the two isomers.Give all the monobromination products of 2-methylpropane (or isobutane) in presence of heat or energy. Identify the major product and propose a mechanism leading to the formation of the major product. Provide a reaction in the termination step.
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