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Transcribed Image Text:**Chemical Reactions Illustrations**
### Reaction d)
- **Reactants:**
- A bicyclic compound with a bromine substituent (Br) and two methyl groups on a cyclohexane ring.
- A cyclopentanol, an alcohol derived from cyclopentane.
- **Reaction Conditions:**
- Indicated by an arrow, suggesting a general transformation without specified conditions.
### Reaction e)
- **Reactants:**
- A hydrocarbon chain with a bromine substituent (Br) on one end and multiple alkyl groups.
- The reaction takes place in the presence of DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) and sodium ethoxide (EtO Na).
- **Reaction Conditions:**
- Sodium ethoxide is used as a base with DMSO as the solvent, implying a substitution or elimination reaction.
### Reaction f)
- **Reactants:**
- A cyclohexane molecule with a bromine substituent.
- Water (H₂O).
- **Reaction Conditions:**
- The arrow indicates a transformation, suggesting a potential hydrolysis or substitution reaction.
These diagrams depict organic reactions, showcasing reactants and conditions used to predict the possible transformation products.
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