Chemistry, asked by gaikwadprasanjit5, 8 months ago

chapterslo Halogen Derivatives
a classify the following giving example
1] Monchalogen compounds

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Answered by leotash

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Explanation:

Mono halogen derivative compounds contain only one halogen atom.

Monohalgen

Classification on the basis of number of halgens example : Monohalogen

The mono halogen derivatives of saturated hydrocarbon alkanes are called haloalkanes.

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