Organic Chemistry
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Chapter 10, Problem 13PP
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Radicals leading to the formation of products in the reaction of propylbenzene with chlorine, in the presence of UV-radiation, are to be written. Also, the formation of 1-chloro
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Radical reactions are those reactions which take place between free radicals in the presence of light energy. In these reactions, changes in bonding occur with hemolysis.
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