QUESTION 7 Compound X with the molecular formula of C.H10 produces two structural isomers, isomer D and isomer E. Isomer D is known to possess higher boiling point compared to isomer E. Isomer D is then reacted with Br2 with the presence of light to produce 2-bromobutane. a) Illustrate and indicate the IUPAC name of isomer D and isomer E respectively. b) Suggest the complete chemical equation for reaction of 2-chlorobutane with zinc in hydrogen chloride

QUESTION 7 Compound X with the molecular formula of C.H10 produces two structural isomers, isomer D and isomer E. Isomer D is known to possess higher boiling point compared to isomer E. Isomer D is then reacted with Br2 with the presence of light to produce 2-bromobutane. a) Illustrate and indicate the IUPAC name of isomer D and isomer E respectively. b) Suggest the complete chemical equation for reaction of 2-chlorobutane with zinc in hydrogen chloride

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