## Problem Set1. **Which of these will undergo a rearrangement during the reaction?**2. **For reaction D – is HBr the nucleophile or electrophile?**3. **For each of the reactions:** - a. Complete the reaction, showing the mechanism by using arrows. - b. Draw the intermediate, showing the carbocation and any rearrangements. - c. Draw and write the name of the final product.### Naming Compounds with HalidesTo name a compound with a halide attached, treat the halide as a substituent, indicating its position. For example:- Bromine = bromo- Chlorine = chloro### Reaction Diagrams#### Diagram (b)- **Reactants:** A branched alkene is reacted with HCl, indicated by an arrow pointing to the right.- **Mechanism:** The reaction likely involves the formation of a carbocation intermediate, followed by the attack of the Cl⁻ ion. #### Diagram (d)- **Reactants:** A linear alkene structure is reacted with HBr, indicated by an arrow pointing to the right.- **Mechanism:** The reaction involves protonation to form a carbocation intermediate, followed by nucleophilic attack by the Br⁻ ion.Students are encouraged to complete the reaction mechanisms by illustrating arrow-pushing, drawing intermediates, and naming the final products based on IUPAC nomenclature.

1. Which of these will undergo a rearrangement during the reaction 2. For reaction D - is HBr the nucleophile or electrophile? 3. For each of the reactions - a. Complete the reaction, showing the mechanism by using b. Draw the intermediate – showing the carbocation and an C. Draw and write the name of the final product.

1. Which of these will undergo a rearrangement during the reaction 2. For reaction D - is HBr the nucleophile or electrophile? 3. For each of the reactions - a. Complete the reaction, showing the mechanism by using b. Draw the intermediate – showing the carbocation and an C. Draw and write the name of the final product.

Chemistry

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

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