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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
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Predict the major and minor products. Make sure to label if E1, E2, SN1, or SN2.
The image illustrates a chemical reaction involving an organic compound and a hydroxide ion (HO⁻). **Left Side:** - A pentagon represents a cyclopentane ring structure. - A line extends from one carbon of the pentagon to a bromine atom (Br), indicating a bromocyclopentane compound. **Arrow:** - A horizontal arrow points from left to right beneath the structures, signifying the progression of the reaction with hydroxide ion (HO⁻) as the reagent. **Right Side:** - A structural transformation shows a secondary alcohol group (an OH group) replacing the bromine atom in the linear structure. - The OH group is depicted with a lone pair of electrons, indicated by two dots next to the oxygen. This graphical reaction shows a nucleophilic substitution process where the bromine is replaced by a hydroxide ion, forming an alcohol.
Transcribed Image Text:The image illustrates a chemical reaction involving an organic compound and a hydroxide ion (HO⁻). **Left Side:** - A pentagon represents a cyclopentane ring structure. - A line extends from one carbon of the pentagon to a bromine atom (Br), indicating a bromocyclopentane compound. **Arrow:** - A horizontal arrow points from left to right beneath the structures, signifying the progression of the reaction with hydroxide ion (HO⁻) as the reagent. **Right Side:** - A structural transformation shows a secondary alcohol group (an OH group) replacing the bromine atom in the linear structure. - The OH group is depicted with a lone pair of electrons, indicated by two dots next to the oxygen. This graphical reaction shows a nucleophilic substitution process where the bromine is replaced by a hydroxide ion, forming an alcohol.
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