$CH_3Cl \to CH_4$
Above conversion can be achieved by

$(i)$ Give the reaction for the bromination of ethane.
$(ii)$ Is this reaction suitable for obtaining pure bromoethane? Why?
$(iii)$ Give the name of the reaction mechanism and the names of the stages occurring in the reaction.
$(iv)$ Give the reaction for the first stage.
$(v)$ Which type of bond cleavage occurs in the first stage?

With which of the following substances does $CH_2N_2$ (diazomethane) react differently?

Arrange the following in increasing order of boiling point.
$(i)$ methane,butane,propane,pentane,ethane.
$(ii)$ $n$-pentane,neo-pentane,iso-pentane.
$(iii)$ ethane,$2$-methyl propane,propane,$n$-butane.
$(iv)$ $2$-methyl pentane,$2,2$-dimethyl butane,$2,2$-dimethyl propane.

If per $H$-atom selectivity for chlorination is $3^o : 2^o : 1^o = 5 : 3.8 : 1$,then identify the correct product ratio for the following reactions.

For the reaction of $2-$methylbutane with $Cl_2$ in the presence of $hv$,let $N$ be the total number of isomeric monochlorinated products (including stereoisomers). If these products are separated by fractional distillation,let $M$ be the number of fractions obtained. Find the values of $N$ and $M$.