Concept explainers
(a)
Interpretation:
The starting material required to prepare the given
Concept Introduction:
In a
The conversion of reactant to product is represented by an arrow placed between them.
Halogenation reaction is a substitution reaction in which one of the H atom of reactant hydrocarbon is substituted with halogen atom to form respective alkyl halide.
(b)
Interpretation:
The starting material to prepare the given alkyl halide by a halogenation reaction needs to be determined.
Concept Introduction:
In a chemical reaction, the conversion of a substance to new substances can be represented. The substance initially present in the reaction is reactant and the new substance formed is known as product.
The conversion of reactant to product is represented by an arrow placed between them.
Halogenation reaction is a substitution reaction in which one of the H atom of reactant hydrocarbon is substituted with halogen atom to form respective alkyl halide.
(c)
Interpretation:
The starting material to prepare the given alkyl halide by a halogenation reaction needs to be determined.
Concept Introduction:
In a chemical reaction, the conversion of a substance to new substances can be represented. The substance initially present in the reaction is reactant and the new substance formed is known as product.
The conversion of reactant to product is represented by an arrow placed between them.
Halogenation reaction is a substitution reaction in which one of the H atom of reactant hydrocarbon is substituted with halogen atom to form respective alkyl halide.
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