Which of the following statements are true concerning product distribution in the halogenation of an alkane? I: Bromination yields a statistical distribution of products based on the number of each type of hydrogen atom II: Chlorination yields a statistical distribution of products based on the number of each type of hydrogen atom. III: Bromination does not yield a statistical distribution of products based on the number of each type of hydrogen atom. IV: Chlorination does not yield a statistical distribution of products based on the number of each type of hydrogen atom. O Statement III O Statements I and II O Statement II O Statements III and IV O Statement I O Statement IV

Which of the following statements are true concerning product distribution in the halogenation of an alkane? I: Bromination yields a statistical distribution of products based on the number of each type of hydrogen atom II: Chlorination yields a statistical distribution of products based on the number of each type of hydrogen atom. III: Bromination does not yield a statistical distribution of products based on the number of each type of hydrogen atom. IV: Chlorination does not yield a statistical distribution of products based on the number of each type of hydrogen atom. O Statement III O Statements I and II O Statement II O Statements III and IV O Statement I O Statement IV

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