Mono-bromination of the following alkane, , (using Br₂ with light)would be?

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The mono-bromination of a primary alkane such as 11ea9a02_1b36_323d_8bb6_17c61b966256_TB5901_00 using Br₂ with light will result in the substitution of a hydrogen atom with a bromine atom. This substitution will occur at the primary carbon atom that is attached to the hydrogen atom. Thus, only the fourth carbon atom (IV) can undergo mono-bromination, leading to product 11ea9a02_1b36_323e_8bb6_d5ede55041ee_TB5901_00. Hence, choice D is correct.

Mono-Bromination of the Following Alkane, , (Using Br2 with Light)would

Mono-Bromination of the Following Alkane, , (Using Br₂ with Light)would