Calculating Radical Yields: Example 1

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[atharvjoshi]

thanks man i was really confused in monochlorination

[sof]

Hello! I hope u can still answer this, but how do u identify the number of hydrogens to be multiplied by the relative rate? Do they only include the hydrogens involved in the product?

[jmvm]

Hey! How do you figure out the relative rates on your own? I got a better understanding now but I’ll like to know where 1 and 4 are coming from

[amit-mishra]

I had just slipped from my mind that from where the 6 &4 is coming for calculating as told by our teacher because he also had given the example of butane