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On halogenation, an alkane gives only one monohalogenated product. The alkane may be:
On halogenation, an alkane gives only one monohalogenated product. The alkane may be:
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The correct option is D both (b) and (c)
A contains 4 different H atoms that's why A gives 4 different mono halogenated product. But B and C have all equivalent H−atoms giving only one chlorinated (monosubstituted) product.
A contains 4 different H atoms that's why A gives 4 different mono halogenated product. But B and C have all equivalent H−atoms giving only one chlorinated (monosubstituted) product.
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