a) Draw the major product if the chlorination reaction under UV light goes through the following compound Y in Diagram 2. Diagram 2: Compound Y. b) The following compound Z as shown in Diagram 3 is one of the minor products obtain from the termination steps in the mechanism of the reaction between alkane compound and chlorine gas in the presence of UV light. Based on the following compound, propose the complete propagation steps in the mechanism.

a) Draw the major product if the chlorination reaction under UV light goes through the following compound Y in Diagram 2. Diagram 2: Compound Y. b) The following compound Z as shown in Diagram 3 is one of the minor products obtain from the termination steps in the mechanism of the reaction between alkane compound and chlorine gas in the presence of UV light. Based on the following compound, propose the complete propagation steps in the mechanism.

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Chapter11: Ethers, Epoxides, And Sulfides

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Problem 11.18P

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