(SYN) For each of these compounds, draw an alkylhalide that can be used to produce it in an SN1 reaction.Then, determine whether the alkyl halide would need to(a)ОН(b)be treated with water or methanol and draw theOCH3corresponding mechanism.

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(SYN) For each of these compounds, draw an alkyl halide that can be used to produce it in an SN1 reaction. Then, determine whether the alkyl halide would need to (a) ОН (b) be treated with water or methanol and draw the OCH3 corresponding mechanism.