**Title:** Classifying an Elementary Reaction Step**Question 18 of 21****Instruction:** Classify the type of elementary step shown below.**Diagram Description:**A chemical reaction is illustrated with structural formulas. The diagram shows an enolate ion interaction:- The starting compound is a ketone with a lithium ion (Li) and methyl group (CH₃) interaction.- An oxygen atom is depicted with a negative charge, and an arrow indicates the movement of an electron pair towards a lithium ion, forming an alkoxide.- An additional arrow shows hydrogen (H) moving away from the oxygen.**Reaction Step Options:**- A) Bimolecular elimination- B) Nucleophilic elimination- C) Bimolecular nucleophilic substitution- D) Electrophilic addition- E) Nucleophilic additionIn this diagram, the arrows represent electron movement indicative of a specific type of reaction mechanism. This assists in identifying the correct classification from the given options.

In a nucleophilic addition reaction, a nucleophile attacks the positively charged carbon of the…

Classify the type of elementary step shown below. H3C H Li 00 H CH3 A) bimolecular elimination B) nucleophilic elimination C) bimolecular nucleophilic substitution D) electrophilic addition E) nucleophilic addition

Classify the type of elementary step shown below. H3C H Li 00 H CH3 A) bimolecular elimination B) nucleophilic elimination C) bimolecular nucleophilic substitution D) electrophilic addition E) nucleophilic addition

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