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I was wondering if this is correct? Will there be 6 products or are they the same products? Also is the major correct?

Transcribed Image Text:4. In the radical chain bromination of the compound shown below, only monobromination
products are generated. (20 total pts)
a) Draw all possible monobromination products, calculate the overall ratio, and identify the
major product(s). (12 total pts)
hv
Br2
HBr
monobromination products
A1°
8 3°
C 2°
Br
Ht's
2
1600
97
1600
194
6 3°
-Br
Br
Br
1600
1600
194
majoR
4.
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