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Chapter 21.7, Problem 13P

Draw the products of each reaction. Assume excess halogen is present.

a. Chapter 21.7, Problem 13P, Problem 23.12 Draw the products of each reaction. Assume excess halogen is present.
a. b. c.
, example 1 b. c.

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