monochlorinated products relative to di-and trichlorinated products can be increased by A. adding more chlorine gas. B. adding more ethane gas. C. maintaining equal concentrations of chlorine and ethane. D. increasing the temperature of the reaction. 5. Which of the following compounds produces 2 monobrominated products in the presence of uv light? A. methane B. ethane C. D. pentane propane oum of 6. Which halogen is the most reactive to free-radical substitution reaction with alkane? A. F₂ B. Ch₂ C. Br₂ D. I₂

monochlorinated products relative to di-and trichlorinated products can be increased by A. adding more chlorine gas. B. adding more ethane gas. C. maintaining equal concentrations of chlorine and ethane. D. increasing the temperature of the reaction. 5. Which of the following compounds produces 2 monobrominated products in the presence of uv light? A. methane B. ethane C. D. pentane propane oum of 6. Which halogen is the most reactive to free-radical substitution reaction with alkane? A. F₂ B. Ch₂ C. Br₂ D. I₂

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter12: Chemical Equilibrium

Section12.8: Controlling Chemical Reactions: The Haber-bosch Process

Problem 12.13CE

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