7. What functional group is generated when Cl₂ reacts with alkane in the presence of uv light? A. Aldehyde B. Alkylhalide C. Alcohol D. Carboxylic acid 8. The mechanism involved in the reaction of alkane with halogen is called A. free radical addition reaction B. free radical substitution C. electrophilic addition D. electrophilic aromatic substitution 9. Which of the following statements is TRUE in free radical substitution reaction of alkane with halogens? A. Bromine is more reactive than chlorine and therefore more selective.

7. What functional group is generated when Cl₂ reacts with alkane in the presence of uv light? A. Aldehyde B. Alkylhalide C. Alcohol D. Carboxylic acid 8. The mechanism involved in the reaction of alkane with halogen is called A. free radical addition reaction B. free radical substitution C. electrophilic addition D. electrophilic aromatic substitution 9. Which of the following statements is TRUE in free radical substitution reaction of alkane with halogens? A. Bromine is more reactive than chlorine and therefore more selective.

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