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Which mechanism involves heterolytic fission?
Which mechanism involves heterolytic fission?
Updated On: Oct 7, 2024
- C2H4 + HBr --> C2H5Br
- C2H6 + Br2 --> C2H5Br + HBr
- O3 + O. -> 2 O2
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The correct option is (A): C2H4 + HBr --> C2H5Br
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