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Halohydrin Reaction

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What is halogenation of alkane?

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When one or more H atoms of an alkane are replaced by Halogen, such reactions are called Halogenation reaction.
For example-
$C H_{4} + C l_{2}$ $sunlight - --- \to$ $C H_{3} C l + H C l$

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