**Problem 3:**Propose a mechanism. Is this an Sₙ1 or Sₙ2 reaction? What is the relationship between the two products?Reaction:1. Reactant: (CH₃)₃CCl2. Product: (CH₃)₃COHThe diagram illustrates a tert-butyl chloride undergoing a reaction with hydroxide (OH⁻) to produce tert-butyl alcohol. The arrow indicates the reaction pathway. **Problem 4:**Rose oxide is a fragrant compound found in roses and rose oil. It is synthesized industrially as a mixture of stereoisomers. Upon treatment with water (H₂O⁺), the rose oxide isomerizes to form two products.a) Identify the mechanism of isomerization (not explicitly asked for explanation but could involve carbocation intermediates typical of Sₙ1 reactions in acidic conditions).b) Propose a mechanism for this isomerization: Sₙ1, Sₙ2, etc. c) Identify the stereochemical relationship between the two products.The diagram shows:- Reactant: Rose oxide (with an unspecified stereochemistry)- Reaction conditions: H₂O⁺- Products: Two different alcohol structures derived from the reaction. Each product has a different position of the hydroxyl group and possibly different stereochemistry.**Analysis:**- The reaction involves a substitution mechanism, likely Sₙ1 due to the formation of a carbocation intermediate which can lead to rearrangement or isomerization.- The products may be diastereomers or enantiomers depending on the configuration of the initial compound and the specifics of the isomerization process.These reactions are significant in illustrating fundamental organic reaction mechanisms and stereochemistry in industrial applications of fragrance compounds.

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