The following photochemical bromination reaction could give many monobrominated products. Ignoring stereochemistry, how many different monobrominated products are theoretically possible? However, radical bromination is quite selective, so there will be one major product. Draw the major product. Ignore stereoisomers. H₂C CH₂ XX- H₂C Brz hv CH₂

The following photochemical bromination reaction could give many monobrominated products. Ignoring stereochemistry, how many different monobrominated products are theoretically possible? However, radical bromination is quite selective, so there will be one major product. Draw the major product. Ignore stereoisomers. H₂C CH₂ XX- H₂C Brz hv CH₂

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