1but the relative reactivity does depends on the temp of the sys so it is very easy to achieve any of the products as major
isobutane + Cl2 + hμ → ??
i thought Cl would be attached to 3o carbon but that is not the ans given by Brilliant material. y ??
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1yeah it will be attached to 3 degree only
it maybe a mistake
19no......chlorine gets attached to the 2-degree carbon atom due to its negligible difference in reactivity with 2 and 3 degree carbon atoms !!!! had this been for bromine 3 degree would have been the answer.. the relative reactivity table is shown below for chlorine and bromine :
119donot argue so stupidly...first see what relative reactivity means !!!!
1i am stiil wondering about it plz help me or u just ignoring the facts
24hey organic ....do u know whom u r saying to be stupid ????
an iitian who is the best in chemistry at tiit
106http://www.chemicalforums.com/index.php?topic=34862.0
see this:
i wonder that books giving wrong data. ??
19donot mention such things ......even the link you have mentioned doesnot speak much coherently about relative reactivities....i know what i have said and i still persist with it ....i cannot think anything else because "an iitian who is the best in chemistry at tiit " has said something else !
