Fill in the product, starting material, or reagent for each reaction. “No reaction" is a possibility. Also, be sure to show stereochemistry and anyrearrangements if they occur. 99 1. 1) 1 equiv of Cl2 E-CH3 2) 1 equiv of Br2

Fill in the product, starting material, or reagent for each reaction. “No reaction" is a possibility. Also, be sure to show stereochemistry and anyrearrangements if they occur. 99 1. 1) 1 equiv of Cl2 E-CH3 2) 1 equiv of Br2

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Chapter6: Alkanes & Alkenes

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is a possibility. Also, be sure to show stereochemistry and anyrearrangements if
they occur.
99
1.
1) 1 equiv of Cl2
E-CH3
2) 1 equiv of Br2

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