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Transcribed Image Text:Select correct and most relevant mechanism for each of the following reaction.
Hint: Review Chapter 11.4.
Mechanism A:
nucleophilic attack proton transfer
H.O
HCH₂
6-8=8²²²6
tertiary
carbocation
hydrogen migration
(rearrangement)
H CH3
H
Mechanism B:
dilute HBr
Mechanism C:
dilute H-Br:
OA
O
O
Mechanism D:
B
dilute H-Br:
C
D
dilute H-Br:
=
CH₂
nucleophilic
attack
Br
H proton
proton transfer
transfer
secondary
carbocation
proton
disassosiation
CH₂
primary
carbanion
Br
=
dilute H-Br:
proton
disassosiation
proton transfer
H-Br:
elimination
H.
Br:
CH₂
H
H CH3
H-Br:
+
tertiary
carbocation
proton transfer
Br dilute H-Br:
nucleophilic attack
:Br
CH₂
elimination
H-Br:
proton transfer,
Br
Br
Br-H
secondary
carbanion
proton transfer
nucleophilic
attack
dilute H-Br:
Bri
nucleophilic attack
=
Br
Br
H
H CH3
H
H₂ CH3
.Br
tertiary
carbocation
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