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A hydrocarbon `C_(5)H_(10)` does not react with chlorine in dark but gives a single monochloro-compound `C_(5)H_(9) Cl` in bright sunlight . Identify the hydrocarbon .

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`to` The given compound molecular formula `C_(5)H_(10) `. It represents general formula `C_(n) H_(2n)` .
It may be an alkene (or) cyclo alkane .
`to` Given that the alkene does not react with `Cl_(2)` in dark condition it is not an alkene , so it is a cyclo alkene .
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