**Educational Website Transcription**### Reaction Mechanisms IdentificationBelow are two chemical reactions, followed by a list of possible mechanisms. Your task is to identify the mechanism for each reaction.#### Reaction 1:- **Reactants:** Ph-CO₂H + Br₂ - **Product:** ![Image of Reaction 1 Product](https://via.placeholder.com/150) Product contains a benzene ring (Ph) attached to a carboxylic acid (CO₂H) with two bromine atoms (Br) on a nearby carbon.#### Reaction 2:- **Reactants:** BH₃ + N(CH₃)₃ - **Product:** ![Image of Reaction 2 Product](https://via.placeholder.com/150) Product includes a boron atom (B) bonded to nitrogen (N), which is further bonded to three methyl groups (CH₃).### Possible Mechanisms:- **a** = Proton transfer- **b** = Lewis acid/base- **c** = Radical chain substitution- **d** = Radical chain addition- **e** = Electrophilic addition- **f** = E1 Elimination- **g** = E2 Elimination- **h** = Sₙ1 Nucleophilic substitution- **i** = Sₙ2 Nucleophilic substitution### InstructionsIdentify the mechanism by which each reaction proceeds by selecting the appropriate letter (a-i).#### Mechanism Identification:1. Reaction 1 Mechanism: [Enter your answer]2. Reaction 2 Mechanism: [Enter your answer]#### Actions:- **Submit Answer**: Finalize and submit your answers.- **Retry Entire Group**: Start over if needed (3 attempts remaining).Make sure to review each mechanism carefully to determine the correct process. Good luck!

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1. Ph. 2. BHS CO₂H 1. a = Proton transfer b = Lewis acid/base c = Radical chain substitution 2. N(CH₂) Br₂ Submit Answer CH₂ H₂B-N-CH₂ CH₂ Identify the mechanism by which each of the reactions above proceeds from among the mechanisms listed. Use the letters a-i for your answers. CO₂H d = Radidal chain addition e = Electrophilic addition f = E1 Elimination Retry Entire Group g = E2 Elimination h = SN1 Nucleophilic substitution i = SN2 Nucleophilic substitution 3 more group attempts remaining

1. Ph. 2. BHS CO₂H 1. a = Proton transfer b = Lewis acid/base c = Radical chain substitution 2. N(CH₂) Br₂ Submit Answer CH₂ H₂B-N-CH₂ CH₂ Identify the mechanism by which each of the reactions above proceeds from among the mechanisms listed. Use the letters a-i for your answers. CO₂H d = Radidal chain addition e = Electrophilic addition f = E1 Elimination Retry Entire Group g = E2 Elimination h = SN1 Nucleophilic substitution i = SN2 Nucleophilic substitution 3 more group attempts remaining

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### Reaction Mechanisms Identification

Below are two chemical reactions, followed by a list of possible mechanisms. Your task is to identify the mechanism for each reaction.

#### Reaction 1:
- **Reactants:** Ph-CO₂H + Br₂
- **Product:**

![Image of Reaction 1 Product](https://via.placeholder.com/150)
Product contains a benzene ring (Ph) attached to a carboxylic acid (CO₂H) with two bromine atoms (Br) on a nearby carbon.

#### Reaction 2:
- **Reactants:** BH₃ + N(CH₃)₃
- **Product:**

![Image of Reaction 2 Product](https://via.placeholder.com/150)
Product includes a boron atom (B) bonded to nitrogen (N), which is further bonded to three methyl groups (CH₃).

### Possible Mechanisms:
- **a** = Proton transfer
- **b** = Lewis acid/base
- **c** = Radical chain substitution
- **d** = Radical chain addition
- **e** = Electrophilic addition
- **f** = E1 Elimination
- **g** = E2 Elimination
- **h** = Sₙ1 Nucleophilic substitution
- **i** = Sₙ2 Nucleophilic substitution

### Instructions
Identify the mechanism by which each reaction proceeds by selecting the appropriate letter (a-i).

#### Mechanism Identification:
1. Reaction 1 Mechanism: [Enter your answer]
2. Reaction 2 Mechanism: [Enter your answer]

#### Actions:
- **Submit Answer**: Finalize and submit your answers.
- **Retry Entire Group**: Start over if needed (3 attempts remaining).

Make sure to review each mechanism carefully to determine the correct process. Good luck!

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