### Predicting the Product and Mechanism: Reaction with HBr#### Objective- **Predict the product(s) and propose a detailed mechanism** for the following reaction.#### InstructionsPlease redraw the substrate to begin your answer. **Illustrate ALL species involved**, and include lone pairs, formal charges, and (perfect) curved arrows in your mechanism. **Illustrate and name your product(s)** using *perspective diagrams (dash/wedge) notation* as appropriate.#### Given ReactionThe starting material is depicted as a chemical structure with a hydroxyl group (OH) and an alkene. The reactant is Hydrogen Bromide (HBr).##### Chemical Reaction Diagram:``` ------ | | | |________ H-Br | | | OH | |____|```#### Hints for the Mechanism:- To begin, ask yourself whether HBr acts as an acid or a base, and understand how that influences this reaction.- The reaction mechanism involves a maximum of 4 possible steps and 3 possible arrows.### Analysis and Steps1. **Identify Functional Groups**: - The starting compound features a double bond (alkene) and an alcohol group (OH).2. **Understand Reagent Role**: - HBr is a strong acid and will likely protonate the most basic site on the molecule, which is the hydroxyl group in this case.3. **Mechanistic Pathway**: - Protonation of the OH group by HBr. - Formation of a carbocation intermediate. - Nucleophilic attack by Br⁻ on the carbocation.#### Further ExplorationFollow the steps outlined in the hints, ensuring to use curved arrows to show the movement of electron pairs. Remember to consider the stereochemistry in your final product using dash/wedge notation.### ConclusionThis exercise aims to strengthen your understanding of reaction mechanisms, particularly with acid-base reagents and their influence on different functional groups.

-> HBr is acid hence , first of all it protonate the hydroxy group which becomes leaving group…

1) Predict the product(s) and propose a detailed mechanism for the following. Please redraw the substrate to begin your answer. Please illustrate ALL species involved, and include lone pairs, formal charges, and (perfect) curved arrows in your mechanism. Illustrate and name your product(s) (use perspective diagrams (dash/wedge) notation as appropriate). H-Br он Hints: To start, ask yourself whether HBr is an acid or a base, and how that might help out in this reaction. Please don't make stuff up (4 possible that's it)

1) Predict the product(s) and propose a detailed mechanism for the following. Please redraw the substrate to begin your answer. Please illustrate ALL species involved, and include lone pairs, formal charges, and (perfect) curved arrows in your mechanism. Illustrate and name your product(s) (use perspective diagrams (dash/wedge) notation as appropriate). H-Br он Hints: To start, ask yourself whether HBr is an acid or a base, and how that might help out in this reaction. Please don't make stuff up (4 possible that's it)

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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