Why is it that the homolytic cleavage of a allylic hydrogen happens more easily than that of a tertiary hydrogen? Use the given dissociation energies of tertiary and allylic C-H bond.
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Why is it that the homolytic cleavage of a allylic hydrogen happens more easily than that of a tertiary hydrogen? Use the given dissociation energies of tertiary and allylic C-H bond.
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Bond dissociation energy of F2 is lesser than Cl2.
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Explanation: Bond dissociation energy of F2 is lesser than Cl2.
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