a.) Free Radical Halogenation. Using the correct mechanistic arrows, 6.) provide the three main steps (six steps total: one initiation, two propagation, and three termination) for free radical halogenation between Br2/hv and 2-methylbutane to form the major product. 2-methylbutane Initation: Propagation: Termination:

a.) Free Radical Halogenation. Using the correct mechanistic arrows, 6.) provide the three main steps (six steps total: one initiation, two propagation, and three termination) for free radical halogenation between Br2/hv and 2-methylbutane to form the major product. 2-methylbutane Initation: Propagation: Termination:

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Chapter8: Haloalkanes, Halogenation, And Radical Reactions

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Problem 8.21P

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