1. The monochlorination of 2,2-di-methyl-4-methylpentane in the presence of light gives different products. Draw the structures of all, Also, determine which one of those are the major and minor products. Box your answers. Given that the selectivity of Cl towards 1°, 20, 3° hydrogen is 1,4,5, respectively. Show all your detailed work

1. The monochlorination of 2,2-di-methyl-4-methylpentane in the presence of light gives different products. Draw the structures of all, Also, determine which one of those are the major and minor products. Box your answers. Given that the selectivity of Cl towards 1°, 20, 3° hydrogen is 1,4,5, respectively. Show all your detailed work

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