Using curved arrows, draw a mechanism to show the flow of electrons during the radical bromination of ethylcyclobutane. Draw the initiation step, the two propagation steps, and one example of a termination step; label each accordingly. Make sure to draw all intermediates that form during these processes and clearly indicate the presence of any radicals.

Using curved arrows, draw a mechanism to show the flow of electrons during the radical bromination of ethylcyclobutane. Draw the initiation step, the two propagation steps, and one example of a termination step; label each accordingly. Make sure to draw all intermediates that form during these processes and clearly indicate the presence of any radicals.

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