Classify the following organic reactions as addition, elimination, substitution, rearrangement, oxidation or reduction Br + Br₂/CCI4 CH₂ + H₂ a. b. C. H3C. H H₂C-CH3 + Br₂7 H₂C H H H3C- -C- H Br CH3 H -Br + H-Br

Classify the following organic reactions as addition, elimination, substitution, rearrangement, oxidation or reduction Br + Br₂/CCI4 CH₂ + H₂ a. b. C. H3C. H H₂C-CH3 + Br₂7 H₂C H H H3C- -C- H Br CH3 H -Br + H-Br

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Classify the following organic reactions as addition, elimination, substitution, rearrangement, oxidation or reduction.
Br
+ Br₂/CCI4
CH₂ + H₂
a.
b.
C.
H3C.
H
H₂C-CH3 + Br₂
H₂C
H
H
|
H₂C- -C-
-I
H
Br
CH3
H
-Br + H-Br

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