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For each of the four reaction mechanisms (SN1, SN2, E1, E2) pick one of each to combine such that they are most likely to undergo reaction by that particular mechanism. You may also make a comment about temperature. Do NOT use anything more than once. You want to pick you combinations so that the indicated mechanism is most likely to occur-there will not be any “no reactions”. Where the mechanism is indicated draw the full arrow pushing mechanism and products of each reaction. If the indicated mechanism will form more than one isomer you should draw structures of all isomers which may be formed by the indicated mechanism but you do not need to draw the full mechanism for each. Pick any one to do the mechanism. You do NOT need to draw minor products formed yet. On the reactant molecules shown adding R and S to each chirality center.

Transcribed Image Text:НО
10% SO
I ON
Substrates:
Br
CI
Base/Nuc:
OSH
H,O
H;C
ОН
/ 90% H
Solvent:
H;C-C=N
10% H2SO4
H,C-
ОН
ОН
SN2:
E2:

Transcribed Image Text:(Assign R/S to chirality centers here:)
НО
Substrates:
Br
Base/Nuc:
OSH
H,O
HO
Solvent:
H;C-C=N
10% H2SO4
/ 90% H
20
H;C
ОН
ОН
SNl:
El:
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