d. Which of the following reaction co-ordinate diagrams best illustrates this reaction?.Explainbriefiy, „On the diagram, draw the structures of the reactants, products and intermediates at thecorrect locations on the diagram and indicate which position(s) correspond to the transitionstate(s).(1)(2)Progress of the reactionProgress of the reaction(3)(4)Progress of the reactionProgress of the reactionFree EnergyFree Energy The reaction of 2-methyl-2-butanol with HCl is an endergonic reaction.++ H20OHHCIa. Draw the mechanism for the reaction.b. In the mechanism drawn above, identify any intermediates.c. How many transition states are involved in the above mechanism? Without drawing thetransition state(s), indicate where they occur in the mechanism.2.

2. The reaction of 2-methyl-2-butanol with HCI is an endergonic reaction. to + Ha + H0 OH a. Draw the mechanism for the reaction. b. In the mechanism drawn above, identify any intermediates. c. How many transition states are involved in the above mechanism? Without drawing the transition state(s), indicate where they occur in the mechanism.

2. The reaction of 2-methyl-2-butanol with HCI is an endergonic reaction. to + Ha + H0 OH a. Draw the mechanism for the reaction. b. In the mechanism drawn above, identify any intermediates. c. How many transition states are involved in the above mechanism? Without drawing the transition state(s), indicate where they occur in the mechanism.

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