This reaction produces organic halides, but electromagnetic radiation (UV light) may be necessary for the reaction to proceed at a noticeable rate. This reaction involves breaking a carbon-hydrogen bond in an ring, and replacing the hydrogen atom with another atom or group of atoms. or Put all three words from above in the box, separated by a comma and a space. When exposed to light and Cl₂(g), cyclopentane will react to form

This reaction produces organic halides, but electromagnetic radiation (UV light) may be necessary for the reaction to proceed at a noticeable rate. This reaction involves breaking a carbon-hydrogen bond in an ring, and replacing the hydrogen atom with another atom or group of atoms. or Put all three words from above in the box, separated by a comma and a space. When exposed to light and Cl₂(g), cyclopentane will react to form

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Chapter20: Kinetics

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Problem 20.67E

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