please help I only have an hour left! The ratio of reactivity of tertiary:secondary:primary hydrogen atoms ina bromination reaction at 400 K is 1600:82:1.Using this information, calculate the percentage of 1-bromo-2-methylpropane that would be expected in a monochlorination reactionof of 2-methylpropane.ХаBrBr2hv%123☑Br456C789+/-0x10

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