What is formed from CH3CH2CH3 and Cl2?

Answer 1

CH2Cl2 would not any effect in the overall reaction concept, CH2Cl2 would simply act like CCl4 in similar reactions;

the answer for this question would be

Br

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CH3- CH- CH - CH3

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Br

Answer 2

CH3CH2CH3 + Cl2 ==> CH3CH2CH2Cl (40%) + CH3CH(Cl)CH3(60%)

the secondary radical is formed preferentially (at a faster rate)

CH3CH2CH3 ==> H• + CH3CH2CH2• ΔH°=98 kcal/mol

CH3CH2CH3 ==> H• + (CH3)2CH• ΔH°=95 kcal/mol

Answer 3

When CH3CH2CH3 reacts with Cl2, the chlorine atoms will substitute the hydrogen atoms on the alkane chain to form chloroalkanes. The specific product formed will depend on the position of substitution on the alkane chain.

Answer 4

This compound is chlorobutene - C4H7Cl.

Answer 5

This is 2-chloro-butene.