In CH3−CH2−CH2−Br, C−Br bond is formed by the overlapping of
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it is formed by o erlapping of 2 br
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The bond formed here is with the overlapping of 2 Br.
Explanation:
- Alkanes have a bromoderivative. It's known as alkyl bromide or bromoalkane in general.
- It's also known as 1-bromopropane or n-propyl bromide.
- Alkanes with one or more halogen substituents are known as haloalkanes.
- Although the distinction is not always acknowledged, they are a subset of the general class of halocarbons.
- Commercially, haloalkanes are frequently used.
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