how to determine primary,secondary and tertiary halides in alkyl groups ?

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Primary alkyl halide has X group attached to carbon which is having two hydrogen i.e., CH₂, secondary has X attached to Carbon which has only one H i.e., CH and tertiary has X attached to C which has no H i.e., C alone.

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E_{1}

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in the reaction is:

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how to determine primary,secondary and tertiary halides in alkyl groups ?

Primary alkyl halide has X group attached to carbon which is having two hydrogen i.e., CH2, secondary has X attached to Carbon which has only one H i.e., CH and tertiary has X attached to C which has no H i.e., C alone.

Primary alkyl halide has X group attached to carbon which is having two hydrogen i.e., CH₂, secondary has X attached to Carbon which has only one H i.e., CH and tertiary has X attached to C which has no H i.e., C alone.