### Organic Chemistry Reaction Mechanisms#### Part b.**Reaction:** \[ \text{(input compound)} \xrightarrow{\text{HgSO}_4, \text{H}_3\text{O}^+} \text{Product compound (CH descriptor to the right of the screen?)} \]#### Part c.**Series of Reactions and Questions:**1. **Reaction A:** \[ \text{Input compound: } \text{(Compound with a triple bond)} \xrightarrow{A} \text{Intermediate compound: } \text{Product compound with a double bond} \]2. **Reaction B:** \[ \text{Input compound: } \text{(Compound with a double bond)} \xrightarrow{B} \text{Intermediate compound: } \text{Product compound with a single bond} \]3. **Reaction C:** \[ \text{Input compound: } \text{(Compound with a single bond)} \xrightarrow{C} \text{Product compound: } \text{(Compound ends with -OH group)} \]**Questions:**- What reagent(s) is/are required for reaction A to proceed as drawn? - [Input box]- What reagent(s) is/are required for reaction B to proceed as drawn? - [Input box]- What reagent(s) is/are required for reaction C to proceed as drawn? - [Input box]4. **Catalyst in Reagent 8:** - What is the name given to the catalyst in reagent 8 (answer with a one-word name)? - [Input box]#### Part d.**Reaction and Question:**1. **Reaction:** \[ \text{Input compound: (5-membered ring)} \xrightarrow{\text{CH}_2\text{I}_2, \text{Zn(Cu)}} \text{Intermediate compound:} \xrightarrow{\text{HBr, H}_2\text{O}_2} \text{Product compound} \]2. **Question:** - What is the name of the regiocontrol in the reaction of HBr/H₂O₂? - [Input box]---This educational content aims to help students understand the necessary reagents and catalysts to drive specific organic chemistry reactions. Each reaction step is outlined clearly **Completing Reaction Schemes: A Guide to Choosing Reagents and Products****Instructions:**Complete the following reaction schemes by choosing the correct product, starting material, and/or reagent from the selection below. Your answer should simply be the number that represents your choice. For example, if you believe that the correct answer is the structure represented by the 3, then enter 3 into the correct answer box. Also, answer any additional questions that might be included with a reaction scheme(s).**Diagrams/Graphs Description:**The image contains several chemical structures (numbered 1 to 15), with arrows indicating different chemical reactions and reagents involved. Below the structures, two reaction schemes, labeled as Reaction A and Reaction B, are shown, and you are prompted to identify the reagents required for these reactions.**Chemical Structures:**1. 1) NaNH₂ 2) CH₃CH₂CH₂Br2. ![Structure](https://imgur.com/VaebFdz)3. ![Structure](https://imgur.com/VaebFdz)4. 1) NaNH₂ 2) CH₃CH₂Br5. ![Structure](https://imgur.com/VaebFdz)6. ![Structure](https://imgur.com/VaebFdz)7. ![Structure](https://imgur.com/VaebFdz)8. H₂ / Pd/C, CaCO₃9. ![Structure](https://imgur.com/VaebFdz)10. 1) BH₃.THF 2) H₂O₂, HO⁻, H₂O11. Na⁺ / NH₃ (l)12. MCPBA13. 1) NaNH₂ 2) CH₃(CH₂)₂CH₂Br14. H₂ / Pd/C15. ![Structure](https://imgur.com/VaebFdz)**Questions:**1. **Reaction A:** \[ \begin{align*} \text{a.} & \quad \text{{Initial alkyne structure}} \\ \text{B.} & \quad \text{{Intermediate structure}} \\ \text{C.} & \quad \text{{Final desired structure}} \

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Complete the following reaction schemes by choosing the correct product, starting material, and/or reagent from the selection below. Your answer should simply be the number that represents your choice. For example, if you believe that the correct answer is the structure represented by the 3, then enter 3 into the correct answer box. Also, answer any additional questions that might be included with a reaction scheme(s).

Complete the following reaction schemes by choosing the correct product, starting material, and/or reagent from the selection below. Your answer should simply be the number that represents your choice. For example, if you believe that the correct answer is the structure represented by the 3, then enter 3 into the correct answer box. Also, answer any additional questions that might be included with a reaction scheme(s).

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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