### Reaction Schemes and Mechanism Analysis#### a.![Chemical Structure]A cyclohexane molecule with a bromide (Br) substituent.Reactant: Bromocyclohexane Reagent: t-BuOK (tert-Butoxide)**Reaction Outcome**This is **NOT** the correct product for this reaction. **Questions:**1. Provide the name of the correct product: - **Answer:**2. What is the mechanism that gives the correct product (answer SN2, SN1, E1, or E2): - **Answer:**#### b.![Chemical Structure]A cyclohexane molecule with a bromide (Br) substituent.Reactant: Bromocyclohexane Reagent: t-BuOH (tert-Butanol)**Reaction Outcome**This is **NOT** the correct product for this reaction. **Questions:**1. Provide the name of the correct product: - **Answer:**2. What is the mechanism that gives the correct product (answer SN2, SN1, E1, or E2): - **Answer:** **Transcription of the Image for Educational Purposes**---**c.** ![Reaction scheme]\[\text{CH\(_3\) - C(Br)(CH\(_3\)) - CH\(_3\)}\xrightarrow{\text{NaCN}}\text{CH\(_3\) - C(CN)(CH\(_3\)) - CH\(_3\)}\]This product **IS** correct, and it is a good example of the _______ inversion.What is the mechanism that gives this product (answer SN2, SN1, E1, or E2): _______---**d.**![Reaction scheme]\[\text{CH\(_3\) - C(Br)(CH\(_3\)) - CH\(_3\)}\xrightarrow{\text{EtOH, heat}}\text{CH\(_3\) - C(OEt)(CH\(_3\)) - CH\(_3\)}\]This reaction **IS** drawn correctly. What is the mechanism that gives this product (answer SN2, SN1, E1, or E2): _______This reaction is also a good example of 1,2-_______ shift rearrangement.---**e.**![Reaction scheme]\[\text{CH\(_3\) - CH\(_2\) - CH\(_2\) - C(Br)(CH\(_3\)) - CH\(_3\)}\xrightarrow{\text{NaOCH\(_3\)}}\text{CH\(_3\) - CH\(_2\) - CH\(_2\) - C(OCH\(_3\))(CH\(_3\)) - CH\(_3\)}\]This is **NOT** the correct product for this reaction. What is the absolute configuration of the chiral carbon in the correct product (R, S, racemic, or achiral)? _______What is the mechanism that gives this product (answer SN2, SN1, E1, or E2): _______---**Explanation of Graphs and Diagrams:**1. **Reaction scheme (c):** - Represents a substitution reaction where a bromine (Br) atom is replaced by a cyanide (CN) group. 2. **Reaction scheme (d):** - Shows a substitution reaction where a

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Answer the following questions about each reaction scheme shown below: Br d t-BuOK This is NOT the correct product for this reaction. Provide the name of the correct product: What is the mechanism that gives the correct product (answer SN2, SN1, E1, or E2): Br OC(CH3)3 b. t-BuOH This is NOT the correct product for this reaction. Provide the name of the correct product: What is the mechanism that gives the correct product (answer SN2, SN1, E1, or E2): a.

Answer the following questions about each reaction scheme shown below: Br d t-BuOK This is NOT the correct product for this reaction. Provide the name of the correct product: What is the mechanism that gives the correct product (answer SN2, SN1, E1, or E2): Br OC(CH3)3 b. t-BuOH This is NOT the correct product for this reaction. Provide the name of the correct product: What is the mechanism that gives the correct product (answer SN2, SN1, E1, or E2): a.

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