3. Drawing Reaction Mechanism Arrows For the reactions that have TWO starting materials, indicate and label which species is the nucleophile and which is the electrophile. (HINT: Look at the reactants and look at the products to see where bonds form and where bonds break! Using your pK, table and bond polarity predictions will help!) Draw curved arrows to show the movement of electrons for Bond Forming and Bond Breaking in each of the reaction steps Finally, identify and label what type of elementary step is represented for each mechanism -н Name of Elementary Step н-СI: а. Н -H Name of Elementary Step: нс-о-н b. О-н CHз н Н Name of Elementary Step Н-Сі: с O-H CH3 CНз Name of Elementary Step но H-S d. Name of Elementary Step s-CH3 Hас -Br: :Br е. Name of Elementary Step H f + Name of Elementary Step + g. н-ӧ. O: O: O-I ా

3. Drawing Reaction Mechanism Arrows For the reactions that have TWO starting materials, indicate and label which species is the nucleophile and which is the electrophile. (HINT: Look at the reactants and look at the products to see where bonds form and where bonds break! Using your pK, table and bond polarity predictions will help!) Draw curved arrows to show the movement of electrons for Bond Forming and Bond Breaking in each of the reaction steps Finally, identify and label what type of elementary step is represented for each mechanism -н Name of Elementary Step н-СI: а. Н -H Name of Elementary Step: нс-о-н b. О-н CHз н Н Name of Elementary Step Н-Сі: с O-H CH3 CНз Name of Elementary Step но H-S d. Name of Elementary Step s-CH3 Hас -Br: :Br е. Name of Elementary Step H f + Name of Elementary Step + g. н-ӧ. O: O: O-I ా

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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