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A B Energy Energy Br Br TM = Reaction Coordinate ||| CH3OH heat CH3OH heat Energy QUO C Energy Reaction Coordinate Answer the following questions for Reaction A Ledian || Reaction Coordinate IV Reaction Coordinate

A B Energy Energy Br Br TM = Reaction Coordinate ||| CH3OH heat CH3OH heat Energy QUO C Energy Reaction Coordinate Answer the following questions for Reaction A Ledian || Reaction Coordinate IV Reaction Coordinate

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**Organic Chemistry Reactions: Substitution and Elimination** **Reaction Schemes:** - **Reaction A**: - Reactants: Cyclohexyl bromide - Reagent: CH₃OH, heat - Product: Cyclohexene - **Reaction B**: - Reactants: Cycloheptyl bromide - Reagent: CH₃OH, heat - Product: Cycloheptene **Energy Diagrams:** - **Diagram I**: Shows one peak, representing a single transition state with no intermediates. - **Diagram II**: Shows multiple peaks with valleys between them, indicating two transition states and one intermediate. - **Diagram III**: Shows a similar pattern to Diagram II with two peaks and one intermediate. - **Diagram IV**: Shows one peak, similar to Diagram I, indicating a single transition state end-to-end process. **Questions for Analysis:** **For Reaction A:** 1. **Mechanism Assignment**: Select whether it is SN1, SN2, E1, or E2. 2. **Intermediates**: Determine the number of sets of intermediates. 3. **Transition States**: Determine the number of transition states. 4. **Energy Diagram**: Choose the correct energy diagram. **For Reaction B:** 5. **Mechanism Assignment**: Select whether it is SN1, SN2, E1, or E2. 6. **Intermediates**: Determine the number of sets of intermediates. 7. **Transition States**: Determine the number of transition states. 8. **Energy Diagram**: Choose the correct energy diagram. This educational exercise allows students to analyze reaction mechanisms, identify intermediates and transition states, and match reactions with their corresponding energy diagrams.
Transcribed Image Text:**Organic Chemistry Reactions: Substitution and Elimination** **Reaction Schemes:** - **Reaction A**: - Reactants: Cyclohexyl bromide - Reagent: CH₃OH, heat - Product: Cyclohexene - **Reaction B**: - Reactants: Cycloheptyl bromide - Reagent: CH₃OH, heat - Product: Cycloheptene **Energy Diagrams:** - **Diagram I**: Shows one peak, representing a single transition state with no intermediates. - **Diagram II**: Shows multiple peaks with valleys between them, indicating two transition states and one intermediate. - **Diagram III**: Shows a similar pattern to Diagram II with two peaks and one intermediate. - **Diagram IV**: Shows one peak, similar to Diagram I, indicating a single transition state end-to-end process. **Questions for Analysis:** **For Reaction A:** 1. **Mechanism Assignment**: Select whether it is SN1, SN2, E1, or E2. 2. **Intermediates**: Determine the number of sets of intermediates. 3. **Transition States**: Determine the number of transition states. 4. **Energy Diagram**: Choose the correct energy diagram. **For Reaction B:** 5. **Mechanism Assignment**: Select whether it is SN1, SN2, E1, or E2. 6. **Intermediates**: Determine the number of sets of intermediates. 7. **Transition States**: Determine the number of transition states. 8. **Energy Diagram**: Choose the correct energy diagram. This educational exercise allows students to analyze reaction mechanisms, identify intermediates and transition states, and match reactions with their corresponding energy diagrams.
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In given reactions alkyl bromide is converted into alkene in the presence of methanol and heat.

So, this reaction is elimination reaction.

So, let's see mechanism for deciding type of reaction.

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