### Activity: Reaction Mechanism Analysis#### Instructions:Draw the structures of the missing intermediates and products in the following mechanism. Use wedges and dashes to indicate any chiral centers. Ignore inorganic byproducts.#### Diagram Analysis:The diagram depicts a chemical reaction mechanism involving an organic compound with a ring structure reacting with a bromine atom (Br). A curved arrow indicates the movement of electrons towards the Br atom, showing the formation of a bond with the bromide ion (Br⁻), while a positive charge (Br⁺) remains.- **Starting Material:** A cyclohexene ring with a double bond.- **Intermediate:** Two arrows lead downward from the starting site indicating two potential paths for the reaction. The specific structure and configuration of intermediates are not provided in the diagram, inviting students to deduce them.- **Product:** One of the paths shows a cyclic structure with a bromine atom attached, suggesting a potential reaction outcome. The other path leads to an empty space, prompting users to draw the expected product.#### Things to Consider:1. **Wedges and Dashes:** Essential for indicating stereochemistry at chiral centers.2. **Electron Movement:** The curved arrows represent the movement of electrons in the reaction mechanism.3. **Reaction Pathways:** Consider possible intermediate structures and final products based on typical organic reactions involving addition to alkenes.#### Note:This exercise is aimed at developing skills in understanding and predicting reaction intermediates and products using standard organic chemistry conventions. ### Reaction Mechanism Diagram**Instructions:**- The diagram is a part of a reaction mechanism flow chart.**Structure:**1. **Initial Blank Box:** - Labeled as “Draw Intermediate”. - This is where the first step or intermediate product of the reaction should be drawn.2. **Chemical Structure:** - A hexagonal ring (cyclohexane) is depicted in the center with two additional elements attached: - A wedge symbol indicates an atom or group coming out of the plane towards the viewer. - A dashed line indicates an atom going behind the plane. - The orientation suggests a specific stereochemistry or spatial arrangement around the cycle.3. **Second Blank Box:** - Labeled as “Draw Product”. - This is the area to draw the final product after the reaction is complete.**Text Note:**- On the right side, a message reads: "Please select a drawing or reagent from the question."**Directions for Use:**- This diagram is used to practice drawing reaction intermediates and final products, which is crucial for understanding chemical processes.- Follow the arrows from the reactants through the intermediates to the final product.- Use the provided drawing boxes to illustrate each stage of the reaction.

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Draw the structures of the missing intermediates and products in the following mechanism. Use wedges and dashes to indicate any chiral centers. Ignore inorganic byproducts.

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