**Title: Determining E1 or E2 Reactions****Instructions: Circle 1: E1 or E2?****Reaction Schemes:****A.**- **Substrate:** Cyclohexane with a bromine substituent.- **Reagent:** KOt-Bu (potassium tert-butoxide).- **Task:** Determine whether the reaction follows an E1 or E2 mechanism.**B.**- **Substrate:** Cyclohexane with a bromine substituent.- **Reagent:** H₂O (water), under heat.- **Task:** Determine whether the reaction follows an E1 or E2 mechanism.**C.**- **Substrate:** Alkane with a bromine substituent.- **Reagent:** MeOH (methanol), under heat.- **Task:** Determine whether the reaction follows an E1 or E2 mechanism.**Explanation:**In each case, the objective is to identify whether the reaction mechanism is E1 (unimolecular elimination) or E2 (bimolecular elimination).- **E1 Reactions** typically occur with weaker bases and require a carbocation intermediate, often in polar protic solvents, with unimolecular kinetics. - **E2 Reactions** usually involve strong bases and occur in one concerted step, often in polar aprotic solvents, with bimolecular kinetics.The structures and reagents provided should help you determine the appropriate mechanism for each scenario.

Strong bases such as t-BuO- , EtO-, CH3O- gives E2 elimination with alkyl halides. Weak bases such…

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