Draw the products of radical chlorination and bromination of each compound. For which compounds is a single constitutional isomer formed for both reactions? What must be true about the structure of a reactant for both reactions to form a single product? а. b. с.

Draw the products of radical chlorination and bromination of each compound. For which compounds is a single constitutional isomer formed for both reactions? What must be true about the structure of a reactant for both reactions to form a single product? а. b. с.

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Draw the products of radical chlorination and bromination of each
compound. For which compounds is a single constitutional isomer
formed for both reactions? What must be true about the structure of a
reactant for both reactions to form a single product?
а.
b.
С.

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