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In the heterolytic fission of CH₃-Br, bromine takes both the shared electrons. What forms?
Chemistry
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High School (11–12)
Organic Chemistry: Some Basic Principles and Techniques › Purification and Analysis of Organic Compounds
NEET
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In the heterolytic fission of
CH
3
−
Br
\text{CH}_3{-}\text{Br}
CH
3
−
Br
, bromine takes both the shared electrons. What forms?
CH
3
−
\text{CH}_3^-
CH
3
−
and
Br
+
\text{Br}^+
Br
+
CH
3
+
\text{CH}_3^+
CH
3
+
and
Br
−
\text{Br}^-
Br
−
CH
3
⋅
\text{CH}_3\cdot
CH
3
⋅
and
Br
⋅
\text{Br}\cdot
Br
⋅
CH
2
\text{CH}_2
CH
2
and
HBr
\text{HBr}
HBr
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