22.)а.)correct mechanistic arrows, provide the step-by-step mechanism that shows how the followingSUBSTITUTION reactions proceed.Determine the anticipated SUBSTITUTION mechanism for the reaction below. UsingYou do not need to show stereochemistry while providing themechanism, but provide correct stereochemistry in the final product(s).CH;CH,OHBrMechanismb.)mechanistic arrows, provide the step-by-step mechanism that shows how the following ELIMINATIONreactions proceed. You do not need to show stereochemistry while providing the mechanism, but providecorrect stereochemistry in the final product(s).Determine the anticipated ELIMINATION mechanism for the reaction below. Using correctCH3CH,OHheatBrMechanism

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22.) a.) Determine the anticipated SUBSTITUTION mechanism for the reaction below. Using correct mechanistic arrows, provide the step-by-step mechanism that shows how the following SUBSTITUTION reactions proceed. You do not need to show stereochemistry while providing the mechanism, but provide correct stereochemistry in the final product(s). CH,CH,OH Br Mechanism Determine the anticipated ELIMINATION mechanism for the reaction below. Using correct b.) mechanistic arrows, provide the step-by-step mechanism that shows how the following ELIMINATION reactions proceed. You do not need to show stereochemistry while providing the mechanism, but provide correct stereochemistry in the final product(s). CH;CH,OH heat Br Mechanism

22.) a.) Determine the anticipated SUBSTITUTION mechanism for the reaction below. Using correct mechanistic arrows, provide the step-by-step mechanism that shows how the following SUBSTITUTION reactions proceed. You do not need to show stereochemistry while providing the mechanism, but provide correct stereochemistry in the final product(s). CH,CH,OH Br Mechanism Determine the anticipated ELIMINATION mechanism for the reaction below. Using correct b.) mechanistic arrows, provide the step-by-step mechanism that shows how the following ELIMINATION reactions proceed. You do not need to show stereochemistry while providing the mechanism, but provide correct stereochemistry in the final product(s). CH;CH,OH heat Br Mechanism

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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