(from Aleks practice problems not part of a graded assignment) Examine the reaction below.+HCICl?In the table below, identify the bonds broken and made in the reaction by selecting the type of bond and listing both atoms (as pairs) that are connected oneach side of the bond.00.For example if 2 C-H o-bonds are broken, check the "o-bond" box in the second column. To list the 2 C-Ho-bonds broken in the last column, write "CH" infront of one "sigma" and "CH" in front of another "sigma".ArBondsσ-bondList all atom pairs in the boxes below(one pair in each box) that are connected on each side of the bonds broken andmade:bonds brokenπ-bondno bonds brokensigmasigmasigmaПрі Пріbonds madeσ-bondπ-bond| sigma ☐ sigma ☐ sigmaПрі Пріno bonds made☑

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