Why light or heat is necessary for chlorination of alkanes? – InterviewSolution

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1.	Why light or heat is necessary for chlorination of alkanes?
Answer» The Cl-Cl bond must be broken to form Cl radicals, before the chlorination of alkanes can commence. The breaking of bond requires energy which is supplied either by heat or light.

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