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38. Which of the statements is most correct regarding the products expected from the halogenation reaction shown below? H Br CH3 -Br -H C₂Hs Br H CH3 -H -Br C₂H5 1 A) Equal amounts of I and II are produced. B) Equal amounts of III and IV are produced. C) Equal amounts of I and IV are produced. D) Equal amounts of II and III are produced. E) Equal amounts of I and III are produced. II Br₂, CCI4 H- ? CH3 Br H-Br C₂H5 Br Br CH3 H -H C₂H5 IV
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Transcribed Image Text:38. Which of the statements is most correct regarding the products expected from the halogenation reaction shown below? H Br CH3 -Br -H C₂Hs Br H CH3 -H -Br C₂H5 1 A) Equal amounts of I and II are produced. B) Equal amounts of III and IV are produced. C) Equal amounts of I and IV are produced. D) Equal amounts of II and III are produced. E) Equal amounts of I and III are produced. II Br₂, CCI4 H- ? CH3 Br H-Br C₂H5 Br Br CH3 H -H C₂H5 IV
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