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Condition for maximum yield of C2H5Cl is-

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C2H6(excess)
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C2H6 +
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Solution

The correct option is A C2H6(excess)
The optimum reaction must have excess alkane to prevent multiple substitution . This is an example of free radical chlorination, in which sunlight is a prerequisite.

a)
C2H6(excess)+Cl2 U.V.Light−−−−− C2H5ClEthyl chloride(Major product)+HCl

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