Choose the chain terminating step.
$(1)$ $H_2 \to H^{\bullet} + H^{\bullet}$
$(2)$ $Br_2 \to Br^{\bullet} + Br^{\bullet}$
$(3)$ $Br^{\bullet} + HBr \to H^{\bullet} + Br_2$
$(4)$ $H^{\bullet} + Br_2 \to HBr + Br^{\bullet}$
$(5)$ $Br^{\bullet} + Br^{\bullet} \to Br_2$
$(1)$ $H_2 \to H^{\bullet} + H^{\bullet}$
$(2)$ $Br_2 \to Br^{\bullet} + Br^{\bullet}$
$(3)$ $Br^{\bullet} + HBr \to H^{\bullet} + Br_2$
$(4)$ $H^{\bullet} + Br_2 \to HBr + Br^{\bullet}$
$(5)$ $Br^{\bullet} + Br^{\bullet} \to Br_2$
- A$1$
- B$3$
- C$4$
- D$5$
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