Which of the following alkanes does not undergo monobromination to form a single bromoalkane as the major product?

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Alkane D is a tertiary alkane, which means that it is highly branched and has many carbon atoms attached to the central carbon. Tertiary alkanes do not undergo monobromination to form a single major product as their highly branched structure makes it difficult for the bromine molecule to attack a specific carbon atom. Instead, they tend to undergo multiple bromination reactions to form a mixture of products.

Which of the Following Alkanes Does Not Undergo Monobromination to Form