**Alkyl Bromides and Solvolysis in Water**Alkyl bromides undergo solvolysis in water. Provide the major product for each of the two transformations below.**a. Which reaction proceeds faster (A or B)?****b. Draw a curved arrow mechanism for the faster reaction and label the rate-determining step.****Reactions:**- **Reaction A:** - Structure: (CH₃)₃C-Br - Reagent: H₂O - Product: [to be determined]- **Reaction B:** - Structure: CH₃-CH(CH₃)-CH₂-CH₂-Br - Reagent: H₂O - Product: [to be determined][Graphs or diagrams are showing two chemical structures of alkyl bromides reacting with water. Reaction A features a tertiary alkyl bromide, while Reaction B involves a primary alkyl bromide. The inquiry focuses on determining which reaction is faster and illustrating the mechanistic pathway with curved arrows for the quicker process, highlighting the rate-determining step.]

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Alkyl bromides undergo solvolysis in water. Provide the major product for each of the two transformations below. H20 Br H20 Br Which reaction proceeds faster (A or B)? a. b. Draw a curved arrow mechanism for the faster reaction and label the rate-determining step.

Alkyl bromides undergo solvolysis in water. Provide the major product for each of the two transformations below. H20 Br H20 Br Which reaction proceeds faster (A or B)? a. b. Draw a curved arrow mechanism for the faster reaction and label the rate-determining step.

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