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Standard XII
Chemistry
Chlorination
If pure +-2...
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If pure
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+
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2
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chlorobutane is heated with chlorine gas, how many different dichlorobutanes would be formed?
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If pure
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+
)
−
2
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chlorobutane is heated with chlorine gas, five different dichlorobutanes would be formed.
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