:CI: CH-ҪНCH3 а. СCН,CHСH3 CH;CHCH3 :15: b. CH,CH—CH, + Н-Br CH;CH-CH3 + Br CH,CH — CH,BHН, с. CH,CH3CH, + ВН3

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