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Standard XII
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Reduction of Alkyl Halide
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Experts kindly explain- Why hydrocarbon doesnt react with chlorine in dark for qs.10.5 of haloalkanes chp.!
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1. Hydrocarbons react with halogens via free radical mechanism.
2. In this, initiation step is as follows:
Cl
2
→
h
ν
2 Cl
.
3. If the reaction is carried out in dark, the initiation step will not be able take place. Thus reaction is not possible.
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