reaction 2 is a halogenation reaction occurs with any halogen. the halogen substitutes for one of the hydrogens of the hydrocarbon. Reaction (1) is what type of reaction
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Step 1: It is a substitution reaction, where a halogen replaces a hydrogen atom on the hydrocarbon. Show more…
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