QUESTION I Compound B a) Give two possible isomers of compound B. b) Predict the balance chemical equation for complete combustion of compound B. c) Identify and indicate the major and minor product(s) formed if compound B undergo chlorination reaction.

QUESTION I Compound B a) Give two possible isomers of compound B. b) Predict the balance chemical equation for complete combustion of compound B. c) Identify and indicate the major and minor product(s) formed if compound B undergo chlorination reaction.

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Alkanes and Cycloalkanes

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