- List all the possible products for each alkane substitution reac-tion. (Assume monosubstitution.)a. CH, + Cl,b. CH;CH,Br + Brzc. CH,CH;CH,CH, + Cl -d. CH;CHB1, + Brz

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- List all the possible products for each alkane substitution reac- tion. (Assume monosubstitution.) a. CH, + Cl, b. CH;CH,Br + Brz c. CH,CH;CH,CH, + Cl - d. CH;CHB1, + Brz