For the cycloaddition reaction shown below:Reactant A:- Structure: A pentadienyl cation with an OEt group (ethoxy group) attached.Reactant B:- Structure: A conjugated diene.The reaction processes with heat.**Tasks:**a) Give the curved arrow-pushing and draw the allowed product for the reaction. Be sure to include stereochemistry and indicate any racemic mixtures.b) On top of reactant A, draw a pictorial representation of the HOMO (Highest Occupied Molecular Orbital). Draw it on the structure so that the curved arrow-pushing isn't obscured.c) On top of reactant B, draw a pictorial representation of the LUMO (Lowest Unoccupied Molecular Orbital). Draw it on the structure so that the curved arrow-pushing isn't obscured.d) Determine if the allowed reaction is suprafacial or antarafacial for reactant A.e) Determine if the allowed reaction is suprafacial or antarafacial for reactant B.

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For the cycloaddition reaction shown below A B OEt + heat a) Give the curved arrow-pushing and draw the allowed product for the reaction, be sure to include stereochemistry and indicate any racemic mixtures b) on TOP of reactant A draw a pictorial representation of the HOMO (draw it on the structure like the one shown below rather than the one in the equation so that the curved arrow-pushing isn't obscured) OEt c) on TOP of reactant B draw a pictorial representation of the LUMO (draw it on the structure below rather than the one in the equation so that the curved arrow-pushing isn't obscured) B d) Is the allowed reaction suprafacial or antarafacial for reactant A? e) Is the allowed reaction suprafacial or antarafacial for reactant B?

For the cycloaddition reaction shown below A B OEt + heat a) Give the curved arrow-pushing and draw the allowed product for the reaction, be sure to include stereochemistry and indicate any racemic mixtures b) on TOP of reactant A draw a pictorial representation of the HOMO (draw it on the structure like the one shown below rather than the one in the equation so that the curved arrow-pushing isn't obscured) OEt c) on TOP of reactant B draw a pictorial representation of the LUMO (draw it on the structure below rather than the one in the equation so that the curved arrow-pushing isn't obscured) B d) Is the allowed reaction suprafacial or antarafacial for reactant A? e) Is the allowed reaction suprafacial or antarafacial for reactant B?

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