write balanced equation for halogenation radical substitution reaction (starting materials to products) showing all possible different monohalogenated products. write mechanisms of the reaction bringing to formation of one of the products )either one) in a stepwise. manner showing and assigning initiation propogation, and termination stpes. bromination of 2-methyl hexane

write balanced equation for halogenation radical substitution reaction (starting materials to products) showing all possible different monohalogenated products. write mechanisms of the reaction bringing to formation of one of the products )either one) in a stepwise. manner showing and assigning initiation propogation, and termination stpes. bromination of 2-methyl hexane

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