no......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 :
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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but the relative reactivity does depends on the temp of the sys so it is very easy to achieve any of the products as major
donot argue so stupidly...first see what relative reactivity means !!!!
i am stiil wondering about it plz help me or u just ignoring the facts
hey organic ....do u know whom u r saying to be stupid ????
an iitian who is the best in chemistry at tiit
http://www.chemicalforums.com/index.php?topic=34862.0
see this:
i wonder that books giving wrong data. ??
donot 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 !