7.The reaction of methoxide anion withbromoethane to yield the ether ethyl methyl ether andthe bromide anon (Br-) is an excellent example of ageneral reaction type called Sy2 (substitutionnucleophilic bimolecular):CH,0+ CH,СH-Br a CH3-0-CH,СH; + Br-a. Change in enthalpy is -103 kJ/mol; the change inentropy is + 0.025 kJ/mol-K. Calculate DG at300K.b. Is the reaction endergonic or exergonic?c. Is the reaction endothermic or exothermic?d. Use curved arrows to show the completemechanism.Reaction of 2-methyl-1-butene with H-Cl couldyield TWO alkyl chloride products. Draw and name8.them.

7) The given reaction is, CH3O- + CH3CH2Br ---> CH3OCH2CH3 + Br- a) Given that: Change in…

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