The steps shown here, which are in no particular order, have been proposed for a radical chain-reaction Cl• + mechanism. hv (a) Draw in the appropriate curved arrows for each CI-CI 2 Cl• step. (b) Label each step as either initiation, propagation, or termination. (c) Using this mechanism, write the balanced net + CI• CI reaction. CI CI + CI— CІ CI + Cl•

The steps shown here, which are in no particular order, have been proposed for a radical chain-reaction Cl• + mechanism. hv (a) Draw in the appropriate curved arrows for each CI-CI 2 Cl• step. (b) Label each step as either initiation, propagation, or termination. (c) Using this mechanism, write the balanced net + CI• CI reaction. CI CI + CI— CІ CI + Cl•

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The steps shown here, which are in no particular
order, have been proposed for a radical chain-reaction
Cl• +
mechanism.
hv
(a) Draw in the appropriate curved arrows for each
CI-CI
2 Cl•
step.
(b) Label each step as either initiation, propagation,
or termination.
(c) Using this mechanism, write the balanced net
+
CI•
CI
reaction.
CI
CI
+ CI— CІ
CI +
Cl•

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