Which of these statements is true about halogenation of 2-methylbutane? It occurs via an addition reaction. B The primary C is halogenated first. Based on probability, the dominant product should be a tertiary alkylhalide. None of the choices

Which of these statements is true about halogenation of 2-methylbutane? It occurs via an addition reaction. B The primary C is halogenated first. Based on probability, the dominant product should be a tertiary alkylhalide. None of the choices

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Which of these statements is true about halogenation of 2-methylbutane?
It occurs via an addition reaction.
B The primary C is halogenated first.
Based on probability, the dominant product should be a tertiary alkylhalide.
None of the choices

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