Classify each of the following organohalogens. CH₂ A A is [Select] B is [Select] C is [Select] D is [Select] I E is [Select] There are two molecules that do not undergo normal substitution or elimination reactions as presented in chapters 6 and 7. In alphabetical order, these two molecules are [Select] and [ Select] B 4Þ OH ta hor Br C D E

Classify each of the following organohalogens. CH₂ A A is [Select] B is [Select] C is [Select] D is [Select] I E is [Select] There are two molecules that do not undergo normal substitution or elimination reactions as presented in chapters 6 and 7. In alphabetical order, these two molecules are [Select] and [ Select] B 4Þ OH ta hor Br C D E

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Chapter21: Organic And Biological Molecules

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