Please do parts a and b 8. AWithout changing reagent concentrations or amounts, what change could one make to thereaction shown below that would increase its reaction rate (explain your reasoning)?NaSCH2CH3CH;CH,CH,CH,BrCH;CH,CH,CH,SCH,CH3CH,OHTrimethyl Phosphite reacts with bromomethane to afford the product shown below via a two-stepmechanism. Draw a detailed mechanism for this reaction using arrows to show electron flow (HINT –both mechanistic steps are SN2 reactions).OCH3+CH3BRH;CO-FOCH3H;CO OCH3ČH3B.

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8. A Without changing reagent concentrations or amounts, what change could one make to the reaction shown below that would increase its reaction rate (explain your reasoning)? NaSCH,CH3 CH;CH,CH,CH,Br CH;CH,CH,CH,SCH,CH3 CH3OH В. Trimethyl Phosphite reacts with bromomethane to afford the product shown below via a two-step mechanism. Draw a detailed mechanism for this reaction using arrows to show electron flow (HINT – both mechanistic steps are SN2 reactions). OCH3 + H;CO P. OCH3 CH3Br H;CO- FOCH3 CH3 B.

8. A Without changing reagent concentrations or amounts, what change could one make to the reaction shown below that would increase its reaction rate (explain your reasoning)? NaSCH,CH3 CH;CH,CH,CH,Br CH;CH,CH,CH,SCH,CH3 CH3OH В. Trimethyl Phosphite reacts with bromomethane to afford the product shown below via a two-step mechanism. Draw a detailed mechanism for this reaction using arrows to show electron flow (HINT – both mechanistic steps are SN2 reactions). OCH3 + H;CO P. OCH3 CH3Br H;CO- FOCH3 CH3 B.

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