Consider the formation of one of the halogenated products that the substrate given to you can form when the reactant is Br2 and light is the reaction condition. Represent the reaction mechanism that leads to the formation of this product.

Consider the formation of one of the halogenated products that the substrate given to you can form when the reactant is Br2 and light is the reaction condition. Represent the reaction mechanism that leads to the formation of this product.

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Chapter18: Chemical Kinetics

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Consider the formation of one of the halogenated products that the substrate given to you can form when the
reactant is Br2 and light is the reaction condition. Represent the reaction mechanism that leads to the formation
of this product.

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