Question
Write the equations of chlorination of ethane
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Answer
$C _2 h _6+ CI _2 \xrightarrow{\text { UVlight }} C _2 H _5 CI + HCI$
$C _2 H _5 CI + CI _2 \longrightarrow C _2 H _4 CI _2+ HCI$
$C _2 H _4 CI _2+ CI _2 \longrightarrow C _2 H _3 CI _3+ HCI$
$C _2 H _3 CI _3+ CI _2 \longrightarrow C _2 H _2 CI _4+ HCI$
$C _2 H _2 CI _4+ CI _2 \longrightarrow C _2 HCI _5+ HCI$
$C _2 HCI _5+ CI _2 \longrightarrow C _2 CI _6+ HCI$
$C _2 H _5 CI + CI _2 \longrightarrow C _2 H _4 CI _2+ HCI$
$C _2 H _4 CI _2+ CI _2 \longrightarrow C _2 H _3 CI _3+ HCI$
$C _2 H _3 CI _3+ CI _2 \longrightarrow C _2 H _2 CI _4+ HCI$
$C _2 H _2 CI _4+ CI _2 \longrightarrow C _2 HCI _5+ HCI$
$C _2 HCI _5+ CI _2 \longrightarrow C _2 CI _6+ HCI$
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