chlorination of methane gives
a- CCI3
b- CCL4
c- CCI2
d- CCI 5
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answer is b as we know methane ch4 so hydrogen will replace by chlorine
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CH3Cl
Explanation:
When methane (CH4) and chlorine (Cl2) are mixed together in the absence of light at room temperature nothing happens. However, if the conditions are changed, so that either the reaction is taking place at high temperatures (denoted by Δ) or there is ultra violet irradiation, a product is formed, chloromethane (CH3Cl).
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